See above....

I wear my watches on the left hand with the face palm side. I always have. Does this make me a freak? I'm not a freak, or am I I can see it better that way too when I am shooting. (at the range )

I don't Break Crystals as ofterh with it inward, And I am a lefty. I just tried Crystal out... You guys are the freaks...

Lefty here; no watch. Haven't worn a watch for over 20 years, but when I did, I was a left wrist/face out.

Left wrist, face out.

I'm ambidextrous. Write with right, hockey with left, baseball with right, spoon/fork/chopsticks with the left, most others left, Counter-Strike with left handed guns, etc etc etc.

Most southpaws wear the watch on the right wrist (some in the freakish crystal down mode ).

I'm ambi, as well, (figured that out with baseball at a young age) and my accident 3 years ago forced me to work more with my left. But I still wear the watch on the left wrist, crystal out. I don't care if it gets scratched. I'll either buff it out or switch to another watch. I collected watches for years, and still have many of them.

I dont normally wear a watch, unless I'm dressing up then I have a nice Gold watch that I wear on my left crystal out.

I don' t usually wear one....things around my wrists bug me....but when I really need to wear one i wear it on my right wrist, which everyone tells me is wrong because I'm right handed....but I like it better there....

Cant wear a watch for long periods of time (my skin absorbs electricity or somthing). Doctor said "It'* not a big deal but stay away from my lexus I have a meeting across town tonight, and I dont need to wait around for ama to boost me" . I do have a nice Chevy trucks watch that I wear on occation, but its crystal out, and on the left hand.

Left wrist.... face up.

None of this face down (palm side)....
I always thought if you were right handed you wore it on the left, and vice versa.
And that the face down was the 'old fashion' way to wear it... for some reason.