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  • CaptainMainwaring
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    something to protect my watch when out riding? Have never actually hit my watch on a fall, but having just invested in a new one, I fancy something like a big wristband that would stop it possibly getting scratched during one of those rock garden incompetence episodes

    mrsflash
    Free Member

    take it off?

    ton
    Full Member

    get a cheap one for riding in.

    peachos
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    don't wear a new watch that you are bothered about getting smashed out on the trail 🙄

    15 year old g-shock suits me well and it has the best feature for night riding where when i lift my arm up the light comes on. magic!

    BigDummy
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    G-shock and not worrying here as well. But I guess you could stretech a sweatband over it, or maybe knot a bandana. Or Crumpler do those smart velcro trouser clips. Maybe some sort of Conan the Barbarian wrist-guard accessory.

    IvanDobski
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    There are such things available but I've only ever seen them for normal, ie not bracelet type straps. They're basically a disc of rubber with a slit at the top and bottom which you thread the straps through.

    Personally I'd either not wear a watch and rely on the cycle computer, wear a cheapie or wear something a bit more robust.

    Lummox
    Full Member

    army watches have a protective leather Cover that covers watch face- probably find it at silvermans.co.uk

    CaptainMainwaring
    Free Member

    mrsflash – could do, but like having a watch on to see the time 🙂

    ton, peachos and BigDummy – yup I've got a cheap watch for riding, but just fancy wearing the decent one if there was some way of protecting it. If not I will go back to plan A. Also, once or twice have forgotten to swap them in the pre-ride scramble and end up doing a ride with left jacket sleeve fully zipped to wrist.

    njee20
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    Get a computer that has a clock on it then? A cheap £13 Cateye will do it, probably as much as you'd spend on an over engineered watch cover!

    I personally find wearing a watch on the bike irritating anyway!

    CaptainMainwaring
    Free Member

    Oh well, back to plan A then. Thanks

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