How do you leave your Rolex at night

[Fedor]

Originally Posted by twalt77

Honestly don’t care about hairline scratches, was asking about the movement. It was more of a watch nerd question.

Try reading what someone has written before trolling pal.


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You´re correct. I just saw the title and then looked at the picture, how gracefully you´ve laid out a silky smooth blanket for your robust and sturdy Explorer-adventure watch, so close to the edge. If you´re not afraid of the watch dropping down on the floor, potentially damaging it more than a hairline would, why the microfiber-sheet/cloth that´s made to not produce hairlines on shiny things? Perhaps I´m overthinking this, but it looks like you´re more into avoiding hairlines than real actual damage. It just doesn´t make any sense to me.....same thing as with the watch-market.

....and then I also saw the pictures of the stands/podiums/altars.

Sorry guys!

[nda]

Mine loses 2 seconds a day. If left dial up, it gains 2 or 3 seconds overnight. Perfect. The truth is I only take it off at night occasionally - I either forget or can't be bothered.

[twalt77]

Originally Posted by Fedor

You´re correct. I just saw the title and then looked at the picture, how gracefully you´ve laid out a blanket for your watch, so close to the edge. If you´re not afraid of the watch dropping down on the floor, potentially damaging it more than a hairline would, why the microfiber-sheet/cloth that´s made to not produce hairlines on shiny things? Perhaps I´m overthinking this, but it looks like you´re more into avoiding hairlines than real actual damage. It just doesn´t make any sense to me.....same thing as with the watch-market.

....and then I also saw the pictures of the stands/podiums/altars.

Sorry guys!

Hanky us for sound deadening so I don’t wake up my wife getting in / out of bed. I also have cork coasters for my water glass… I am a little bit obsessive tbf.


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[77T]

Originally Posted by MrMercedes

Doesn’t the sandpaper scratch the bracelet and midcase sides?

J/k - the material looked like sandpaper in the photo.


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[RaZCaL]

I use a watch stand with the clasp closed. If rotating, I put it back in my watch winder or watch box.

[garyk]

I leave all of mine in the same general position you have yours but inside a special drawer in their divided soft bins.

[MrMercedes]

Originally Posted by 77T

Doesn’t the sandpaper scratch the bracelet and midcase sides?

J/k - the material looked like sandpaper in the photo.


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That only looks like that. In fact, it is an extremely soft fabric that does not leave scratches.

[911991]

There must be 50 ways to leave your Rolex

There must be fifty ways
To leave your Rolex
Fifty ways to leave your Rolex
You Just slip out the back, Jack
Make a new plan, Stan
You don't need to be coy, Roy
Just get yourself free
Hop on the bus, Gus
You don't need to discuss much
Just drop off the key, Lee
And get yourself freeThere must be fifty ways
To leave your Rolex

[fania123]

On winders even though some will say how bad it is for them

[Cryptochonos1]

I usually leave it crown up and clasp open but spread out so that it doesn’t possibly fall into he caseback and so I can see the time

[alphadweller]

Flat with my 3235 based watches. Crown down with my 3135. I use the rest position to either offset deviation when worn or keep it low if hardly affected when worn.

[Gaff65]

Originally Posted by mfserge

I put the stickers back on the case, place the hang tags around the bracelet, add the extra links back on of course, tuck it into its box and place it back into the vault but not before I give it a kiss goodnight.

Just blew coffee out my nose

[KeobNepo]

I leave it around my wrist. I feel naked without it.


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[EEpro]

On the carpet next to the bed. Crown up.

[Spoonage]

I sleep with my watch on. Never had an issue with comfort or banging it on something inadvertently.

[TDS]

Originally Posted by Rolexforthewin

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Seriously nice right there...

[AEV]

Dial up, nicely cushioned, away from dust in the Carapaz watch case.

[dba]

Leave it on the kitchen counter at night, and may or may not put it on until mid-day.

[Amwfhunter]

I have a multi watch storage case that I put my watches in.

[Rebel]

In a watch box with its 2 siblings.

[Alliy]

On the dresser

[HogwldFLTR]

Originally Posted by enjoythemusic

Just wear it.

Originally Posted by storm66

On my wrist........

Originally Posted by OrangeSport

Always in my wrist

I always wear a watch

Originally Posted by sleddog

Right where I left it, on my wrist!

Originally Posted by George58

mine never leaves my wrist

Originally Posted by HL65

X2

I'm definitely with the "wear it to sleep" crowd. It doesn't matter whether it's a Rolex of some other brand; wearing it to bed takes the least amount of work. I've been wearing watches to sleep in for about 60 years and can't see any reason to change the practice. I've heard all the reasons on why not to do it but not one rings true versus the fact that no damage as ever come to a watch, people in close proximity, or things in close proximity through this practice. I don't find it uncomfortable, so there is no reason to change.

[NachoNeal]

Dresser, in the closet.

[soflonative]

I leave it on my wrist!

[Beo3]

Originally Posted by dba

Leave it on the kitchen counter at night, and may or may not put it on until mid-day.

This ^

[Df1kilo1]

Not sure I get the “whole wear it at night”. Does Rolex have a loud audible alarm watch that I’m not aware of?
Most of us wake up to alarm clocks or smart watches. I put my watch on the table in a travel bag. If I need to know what time it is at 3 o’clock I roll over and look at the alarm clock

[lovehasaghetto]

Bathroom counter

[Ny325]

I leave it alone.

[rG2022]

Usually leave it on the table and put on my Apple Watch before I go to sleep. I need the silent alarm feature on weekdays.


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[nyyankees]

on my wrist!