OK, so I saw a few posts across some Blogs and Twitter about some folks wearing their watch with the crown on the inside, toward your elbow - i.e., in the Watch >> General >> Orientation, it's Left Wrist, DC on Left Side.
I figured I'd give it a shot a few weeks ago, and I've got to say, I +really+ like it.
I find it's easier to double click - your thumb and index finger are easily positioned directly opposite, and the thumb is in a more natural click position (vs. your index which is kind of twisted).
By placing my "control hand" on my left wrist, and using my thumb, I have much more precise control over rotating the crown, and the watch is more stable and not obstructed at all.
It seemed funky for a couple of days, then it hit me how much better it was for me. Since it's a super quick change, give it a shot, I think after a few days you'll be surprised. FYI, I did wind up swapping my band ends around after a few days so it matches the factory setup (the holes on the bottom band), it's more comfortable.
I figured I'd give it a shot a few weeks ago, and I've got to say, I +really+ like it.
I find it's easier to double click - your thumb and index finger are easily positioned directly opposite, and the thumb is in a more natural click position (vs. your index which is kind of twisted).
By placing my "control hand" on my left wrist, and using my thumb, I have much more precise control over rotating the crown, and the watch is more stable and not obstructed at all.
It seemed funky for a couple of days, then it hit me how much better it was for me. Since it's a super quick change, give it a shot, I think after a few days you'll be surprised. FYI, I did wind up swapping my band ends around after a few days so it matches the factory setup (the holes on the bottom band), it's more comfortable.