Dinner table etiquette

[Screwly]

Now this is the proper way to set your dinner napkin . Anybody else do this to protect the clasp or am I just paranoid trying to keep my watch looking pristine.

[Johnny Crystal]

No that’s smart!!

[Dabbadon8]

The second thing you said.

[Runfar]

This seems proper to me and smart and you’ll be a much better fellow diner if you aren’t so worried

[russeree]

Hahahaha thats smart

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[rcambrid]

The latter...

[copperjohn]

Ya. You’re still thinking about the price tag lol. That will pass.

[themast]

Is there another way?

[jatco]

Originally Posted by Dabbadon8

The second thing you said.

Originally Posted by copperjohn

Ya. You’re still thinking about the price tag lol. That will pass.

Seriously.
Dont forget to ask for a napkin for your lap.

[Screwly]

Originally Posted by themast

Is there another way?

Ok I thought I was the only one for a second

Originally Posted by jatco

Seriously.

Dont forget to ask for a napkin for your lap.

Extra napkin is the first thing I ask for! lmao

[JayHantz]

Can't say I have ever done that with any of my timepieces.

[Lew Archer]

OMG. It's safe to have dinner while wearing a Rolex??

[jatco]

Originally Posted by Lew Archer

OMG. It's safe to have dinner while wearing a Rolex??

Not at that wooden table..!
No tablecloths
Wear your Timex...

[TopDog2315]

Originally Posted by Lew Archer

OMG. It's safe to have dinner while wearing a Rolex??

+1


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[RolexEDC]

“Liked”

[ltmgeller]

[slillestrand]

Yep...I do the same!

Doesn't take that much extra effort to have a bit of wrist awareness.

[42itus]

Whatever works for you!


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[Oldfellow]

I am on your side.
But I would say I was protecting the table.

[envuks]

I have done this before, but I think generally only when a watch is very very new. Never at a nice restaurant, but those tend to have tablecloths. I see your table has crayons so I’d say you're within etiquette

[fskywalker]

Originally Posted by Dabbadon8

The second thing you said.

Originally Posted by rcambrid

The latter...

Definitely and absolutely paranoid !!




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[1978]

lol what no

[CedCraig]

Class. Pure class. I wouldn‘t have my napkin like that no matter what watch I was wearing.

[Screwly]

Originally Posted by envuks

I have done this before, but I think generally only when a watch is very very new. Never at a nice restaurant, but those tend to have tablecloths. I see your table has crayons so I’d say you're within etiquette

To my defense it’s a couple of weeks old and restaurants with crayons are the best way to keep a toddler busy!

[Screwly]

Originally Posted by CedCraig

Class. Pure class. I wouldn‘t have my napkin like that no matter what watch I was wearing.

[joli160]

Originally Posted by Screwly

Ok I thought I was the only one for a second

I thought you were fooling us, but not

[themast]

Originally Posted by joli160

I thought you were fooling us, but not

Ah, you got me!

[AD337]

This is me all the way! Lol

[steveclr]

Originally Posted by Lew Archer

OMG. It's safe to have dinner while wearing a Rolex??

Bingo! This is the winner.

[envuks]

Originally Posted by Screwly

To my defense it’s a couple of weeks old and restaurants with crayons are the best way to keep a toddler busy!

No defense needed by a man with a new daytona and toddler. Seems like two great companions for a dinner out and a great excuse to define your own etiquette