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Originally Posted by 0-60Motorsports
I hear what you are saying and i did the same with the apple watch 3 years back, bought it wore it at home for a week and sold it.
For me I wear my mechanical watch on my left hand and a Mi band on my right for health reasons, I have no choice.
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Now with the slimmer apple watch and the miband not being as good in accuracy I am thinking of getting the smaller size alu apple watch to replace it. I dont feel comfortable with wearing a full size watch on both wrists but i might not have a choice. Teh functions outweigh the looks....
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I’ve thought about doing this myself but haven’t had the guts to have two watches on and look funny. It sure would be nice to have all the health features as you say so maybe you’re on to something with the smaller Apple Watch on the right hand. But I am not sure how I feel about it. I am actually going to Apple tomorrow to return my gold series 10 and maybe I’ll try out the smaller one while I am there to see how I feel. A long time ago I had met someone who wore his Rolex on one wrist and Apple Hermes on the other and I couldn’t help think of the guy as a douche and now I am thinking of doing the same. Lol. I would love to find a fitness band that’s subtle and w/o a screen (woop charged subscription which I hate) but I just worry about the look of having two watches on.