Watches are always an accessory for all genders and ages. Watches are not only a tool for us to see the time, but also a jewelry that makes you more luxurious, aristocratic, and charming. So have you ever wondered why people often wear watches on the left hand?
The answer is quite simple: because the number of right-handed people is much larger than the number of left-handed people. It is estimated that 90% of the world’s population is right-handed, and the remaining 10% are left-handed.
People will tend to wear the watch on the non-dominant hand.
Usually, people will tend to wear the watch on the non-dominant hand. This will help them move and work more comfortably. The dominant hand will often be used in daily work, from which the possibility of collision will also be more and may cause damage to the watch. If we wear the watch on the non-dominant hand (usually the left hand) this will be avoided.
In addition, whether wearing a watch on the left or right hand depends on many other influencing factors such as: