Ok friends, I need your help. When I was in Guatemala this summer, my watch [that I'd had since 2004] broke and I still haven't replaced it. As a medical student, this actually makes my life a bit more challenging. Not having a watch means I have to check my phone for the time, which inevitably distracts me from whatever I'm trying to do, and [in my opinion] looks really unprofessional. It also means that when I'm trying to take a patient's pulse, I have to awkwardly stare at the wall clock instead of my wrist. Even worse: checking a patient's respiration rate. Inconspicuously watching the patient's chest rise and fall as you pretend to stare at your watch while 'still taking the pulse' is not so inconspicuous when your eyes are going back and forth from the wall clock to their chest...
Kyle really wants to get me a watch, and he
would have months ago if I could just
choose one. However, I am very picky when it comes to buying things: "$125 for a
watch? SERIOUSLY!?" And I have very specific standards for a watch: 1) it must have a second hand, 2) it must have 5 minute markings, 3) it has to look classy & professional.
I've found a few watches that I like and I'd like
your opinion:
One of the problems I have with
all of these watches is that I think the faces are too
big. My last watch was small and I loved it. However, I've determined it's really hard to find a small watch that I really love. Maybe it's finally time to move on.
The second one is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI really like the first one and the last one! I was in the same boat as you a few years ago, I had a small-faced watch and it broke, but now I LOVE my watch that is about the same face size as the ones in your picture. Now I don't think I could go back to a smaller one!
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