Men’s watches are a good indicator of the habits and lifestyles of the men wearing them

Men gravitate to all things practical, and practical means different things to different men. Some men go to the gym, where they hide their valuables in lockers; Other men get their physical activity by doing more spur-of-the-moment things, such as rock climbing or mountain biking. Mens watches come in different styles and ranges of durability to accommodate those lifestyles as well as simply mowing the lawn after work.

In the past, a sports watch was plastic and black with glow-in-the-dark numbers, or a digital readout with a light that never allowed you to see past the last digit of the time. Today sports watches come in loads of trendy styles that are all extremely durable, some even look good with a suit. These watches can be worn 24 hours a day, even in the shower. The men who wear these watches are likely to have an extra set of clothes in their trunk, in case someone wants to go hiking, rock climbing, or running after work at the last minute.

On the other hand, there are the flashy, expensive, designer watches. The men who wear these are not looking to do any unplanned physical activity. They are more likely to have triple a, because they are not going to risk an expensive watch or soiling a suit by changing a tire. These are the men that plan their time at the gym, and lock their valuables in lockers. Ironically, they are also the men who take showers with other men (You know, at the gym). So, remember to look at a man’s wrist if you want to know a little more about him.

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