Inside wrist wearers

[Uccle]

First, I know I'm wearing it wrong. Yes, I know no one with any sense would wear a watch on the inside of the wrist.

But I do sometimes.

So... If you are one of the two or three people here who do, at least occasionally, wear your watch facing in, I can't find any orientation that will work for "activate on wrist raise". Works ok in the correct facing out position.

Heart beat seems to work fine, but I haven't really put it to the test.

If anyone has any success with this let me know.

(Putting on flame proof vest)

 

[kodaker]

I have always ( over 60 years ) worn my watch on the inside of my wrist. Please tell me that it will work for me to continue doing that with the Apple watch, assuming that I ever get mine.

 

[0nly]

I'm wearing the watch on the inside of my wrist and its been hit or miss when I look at the screen. Sometimes it flashes on for an instant and then back off. I will either get used to it or wear it face up.
It's still a pretty neat little gadget even if I have to readjust how I normally wear a watch.

 

[Supermallet]

Wearing it wrong? Hardly. If it's good enough for The Doctor, it's good enough for any of us!

 

[zmunkz]

The help docs say the heartbeat sensors won't work on the inside of the wrist... but can't speak from any experience.

 

[Slcflier]

What about setting it up for you opposite wrist? The motion should be identical to the opposite wrist on the outside...