Watch Girl

I think I've become a watch wearer.

I haven't always worn a watch.  In fact, I've gone through several watch-wearing phases, but I've never stuck with it.  But for over a year now, I rarely leave the house without my watch.

My watch, although it looks fashionable, is a cheapie purchased from New York & Co. a few years back.  It's started to look a little rough.  The glass on the face is scratched, the band is a mess, and I feel like there's crud in all the nooks and crannies.  (Gross, I know.)

So I've started looking at some other watches that I like.  Awhile back I found this one, which is the real, nice, non-faux-diamoned version of the cheapie that I have.

And today I came across this one, which I love, but don't think I could wear every day.  (Some days, gold just won't do, and silver is a necessity.  And could I really wear a brown watch if I'm wearing a black outfit?  I think not.)

Yep, you read that right...I want both.  As a matter of fact, I've put them both on my Amazon Wish List.

Thoughts from any other watch wearers out there?

And in conclusion, here is an interesting tidbit for you.  Although I am right handed, I do not wear my watch on my left hand.  It just seems more natural for me to glance at my right wrist for the time.  Also, I have wrists the size of a man's, so any watch I end up with must have extra links.

And now you know.