For now, let's talk about different watch wearing styles.

Watch Wearing Occasions

Depending on what you would be doing at the time, a specific kind of watch might be best suited for you. Some people wear watches as an accessory, some wear them as a tool for a sport or occupation, and some people do both things at different times. Here are the best watches to wear on the most common occasions.

Watch Wearing in Professional Settings

For the most part, wearing a watch in the workplace mainly requires it to be understated when it comes to its looks. If you perform more of a desk job, a leather strap band watch like the 8245M quartz watch does do the trick. When it comes to managerial or executive positions, a stainless-steel band watch can convey the sense of hierarchy pretty well.

If you perform manual labor or your work involves moving around a lot, rubber strap watches are the go-to for you.

Watch Wearing for Weddings/Black Tie Events

These are the formal occasion when it is not simply okay to be looking dashing; it is practically required. If you indeed choose to go with the timeless black tie and tuxedo combination, then an equally classical watch like the 8391M mechanical watch might be for you. The dark coloration of the face of the watch, along with the silver looks of the stainless steel, contrasts nicely with tuxedo getups.

Not only its elegant design featuring a metallic strap does evoke classical designs of yore, but it also has a modern touch. Its darker-colored watch face stands protected by a night un-scratchable sapphire glass. The material is strong enough to stand right next to diamonds when it comes to damage resistance, so its strong enough to keep it pristine looking.

Watch Wearing in Sports

This is one that is the one that it's all about function. Sports like diving, cycling, and racing do require watches to measure performance. The sport in question will demand a specific kind of watch.

For example, divers require both a water-resistant watch, preferably digital, that has a strap made of rubber. Yet, the most important thing would be its water-resistant levels. Swimmers can get away with using 50 meters waterproof models, but divers must go for 100 meters ones or higher.

Racing sports, on the other hand, better choose a chronograph watch to better measure speed. In the case of cyclist, it better also have a rubber band to make wearing it more comfortable. You can recognize chronograph watches by their many 'circles' on their watch faces.

Watch Wearing Casually

Modesty does it in this case. If your weekend does not include lots of running around or sporty activities, both metal or leather straps are okay.

However, for people whose weekends tend to be more of an adventure, nylon and rubber strap watches are the way to go. The comfortability of the strap's feel when you move around while wearing it is unrivaled. Also, the protection the sapphire glass brings means they are made for rough play.

Finally, both nylon and rubber straps usually do come in more color variations than, say, metal straps. Thus, it does expand your outfit options somewhat.

Watch Wearing Then and Watch Wearing Now

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