This is a legit question, and I REALLY like having the AW, so I’m just trying to be sure I’m not experiencing some weird reaction that could be potentially damaging to me at some point due to constant wear.
When I put on my AW, I almost instantly feel a sort of warm sensation (not gonna call it burning because it’s not that intense) that goes up my arm.
That sensation does pass, but, as the day wears on (usually later in the day/evening), I’ll feel a kind of weird, mild achiness in that arm.
It’s really difficult to describe. I’ve had every generation of AW. I actually had to return my series 2 stainless because the additional weight, coupled with the added thickness, seemed to be worse.
I switched to series 4 because it’s not quite as thick as my series 3, and I was hoping I’d get a little relief from this weirdness, but it’s definitely still a noticeable issue.
Whatever is going on, in the evenings when I’m getting that dull achiness up my arm, and I remove the watch, it instantly goes away. Since it has happened for a long time through multiple watches, I am pretty sure it’s not all in my head.
I use my watch a pretty good bit - enough to where I can’t imagine not having one - and I want to keep it and wear it; just wondering what the heck it could possibly be.
When I put on my AW, I almost instantly feel a sort of warm sensation (not gonna call it burning because it’s not that intense) that goes up my arm.
That sensation does pass, but, as the day wears on (usually later in the day/evening), I’ll feel a kind of weird, mild achiness in that arm.
It’s really difficult to describe. I’ve had every generation of AW. I actually had to return my series 2 stainless because the additional weight, coupled with the added thickness, seemed to be worse.
I switched to series 4 because it’s not quite as thick as my series 3, and I was hoping I’d get a little relief from this weirdness, but it’s definitely still a noticeable issue.
Whatever is going on, in the evenings when I’m getting that dull achiness up my arm, and I remove the watch, it instantly goes away. Since it has happened for a long time through multiple watches, I am pretty sure it’s not all in my head.
I use my watch a pretty good bit - enough to where I can’t imagine not having one - and I want to keep it and wear it; just wondering what the heck it could possibly be.