Are wearing the right watch for covid19 ??

[canthus]

I have always said the older you get (and more forgetful!!) the more info you need on your watch. 

School years - no watch, time in any form does not matter.

Young age - its just for fashion and maybe the 'time' matters now and again. Or maybe a smart watch for all the other rubbish.

Prime working years - 'time and date' so you keep all those appointments, you know the days from your diary or when the weekend starts.

Later years and retirement -  'time, date and day' as you lose track of what day of the week it is, as well as the date.

Covid 19 - no watch just enjoy each day as it happens, you can't go anywhere and the missus will surely remind you of anything important !!

[yankeedog]

I don't  know..according  to the media  I need a countdown  to the end of the world watch. So far I have only been  able to find them in quartz.

[watchweasol]

At my age I need to to know how much time I have left      

[FLwatchguy73]

Perhaps one of those watches that run backwards... Regain a bit more time in life, lol

[Redwood]

Something that can take a disinfectant or a alcohol rinse after you come back from food shopping 

[AndyHull]

Nowhere to go, nothing to do, get yourself a blank dial watch.

.. or maybe one with GPS, so you can track your toilet rolls if someone steals them.

.. or maybe something to help us go back in time and sort out the problem before it started.

 

Edited April 3, 2020 by AndyHull

[Nucejoe]

At my age I can use a mollenium complication.