how do you get rid of bracelet marks/imprints on the skin?

[zhan]

this is not caused by the watch being on too tight, its lose but when it falls down further on the forearm, its obviously tighter... then it makes a mark/imprint..



was wondering for a long time but never had the chance to axe

[mike120]

AFAIK, there is nothing you can do other than put the watch on a NATO

[Fozzy]

I usually do one of three things:
1. Wear it loose enough to be comfortable, but tight enough that it won't go that far up my arm.
2. Shake it loose if it's ever that high, and
3. Deal with it.

I usually opt for two and three. Great choice of watch, btw :)

[pexyme]

I never realised that this would ever be a problem!
Skin marks do fade with time do they not?

[mrsnak]

Weekend at the Nudist camp.

[Raza]

Weekend at the Nudist camp.

They're allowed to wear watches. It's not like they can reach into their pockets and check the time on their phones.

[Metlin]

They're allowed to wear watches. It's not like they can reach into their pockets and check the time on their phones.

Human beings are not devoid of pockets, or so I've been told. Given your drug dealing doctor, you should know this.

[zhan]

I usually do one of three things:
1. Wear it loose enough to be comfortable, but tight enough that it won't go that far up my arm.
2. Shake it loose if it's ever that high, and
3. Deal with it.

I usually opt for two and three. Great choice of watch, btw :)

truth, thanks :]

[spyderco10]

wear it over your sleeve?

[pexyme]

They're allowed to wear watches. It's not like they can reach into their pockets and check the time on their phones.

You can place the phone in between the butt cheeks. You know, like a toast rack.