Watches to Bed?

[PracTz]

This got brought up in 'The Odd Couple' Forum but I'm curious if anyone else here regularly wears watches to bed ( no, I don't care to know what ELSE anyone is wearing or not wearing to bed).

I wear one when I know I will need to be going to work and/or waking up early and will need to be vigilant for the alarm clock.

Thoughts?

[GentlemanJim]

Originally Posted by PracTz

This got brought up in 'The Odd Couple' Forum but I'm curious if anyone else here regularly wears watches to bed ( no, I don't care to know what ELSE anyone is wearing or not wearing to bed).

I wear one when I know I will need to be going to work and/or waking up early and will need to be vigilant for the alarm clock.

Thoughts?

I don't wear watches to bed.
I have always had an electric alarm clock with a large illuminated read-out within arms reach of my bed.
And would never use a cell phone as an alarm clock.

[Caroline13]

Never in the 40 yrs of working, my good old fashioned alarm clock got me to work on time every day. Now in retirement, my body has a built in time when it seems to do it's job on schedule, amazing.

[opus]

Originally Posted by PracTz

I wear one when I know I will need to be going to work and/or waking up early and will need to be vigilant for the alarm clock.

Thoughts?

I’ve kind of done that, but instead of wearing it would hang it from the headboard.

[shotzette]

Originally Posted by PracTz

This got brought up in 'The Odd Couple' Forum but I'm curious if anyone else here regularly wears watches to bed ( no, I don't care to know what ELSE anyone is wearing or not wearing to bed).

I wear one when I know I will need to be going to work and/or waking up early and will need to be vigilant for the alarm clock.

Thoughts?

I sometimes sleep with my fitness tracker/watch on.

I've used my cell phone's alarm to wake up for the last 10+ years. As an insomniac, I can't tolerate having a clock that I can see from my bed at night.