Going "watch-less"?

[princess_ariel_85]

I don't wear a watch, I like to throw caution to the wind. Pretty exciting right?

There doesn't seem to be many clocks around the parks so me & DH usually relay on our phones. We keep them in separate compartments in our own begs so there's not too mush digging around.

 

[mrzrich]

There doesn't seem to be many clocks around the parks so me & DH usually relay on our phones. We keep them in separate compartments in our own begs so there's not too mush digging around.

Ok, a few people on this tread have said "There aren't a lot of clocks"....Do you not realize that there is a clock at the FP queue entry of pretty much every attraction?

 

[Jennasis]

I've never worn a watch. I can pull my phone out of my pocket if I need to check the time.

 

[bumbershoot]

I'm seriously thinking of not wearing a watch to the parks for the first time ever.

Why?

I suspect I'll stick with the watch, for reasons discussed here. Thanks to PPs, I will look for the slider watches when I'm there. My problem is, I'm just not comfortable with anything on my right wrist, so the MB and watch always both go on my left. I'll need the watch for airplane travel day, so I'll have it with me anyway.

There is ZERO reason to actually wear the MB. I'd wear the watch and stash the MB.

 

[scrapquitler]

I'm seriously thinking of not wearing a watch to the parks for the first time ever. I will have my phone on me, of course, but don't want to be fishing it out of my bag every five minutes to check the time.

I'm thinking that there are enough clocks around - outside FP attractions, etc. - that I can manage without a watch. (Mostly concerned about making sure I don't miss FPs/ADRs). Anyone want to encourage/discourage me?

I don't normally wear a watch, but at Disney I always do, even with my cellphone. It's just easier to look at my watch, and it's less times that I pull my phone out of my pocket or my bag.