Lefty Oris watches

[JoshC]

Just wondering how many left handers (or the others ) there are that enjoy having crowns on the left hand side of their watch?

I'm used to owning "normal" watches with the crown on the right side, but just made things just that more difficult to wind or adjust the time. Since I bought the Great Barrier Reef Ld. I'm enjoying the comfort

[muttley]

So I understand from your post that you're left handed?
I'm also a lefty, but only recently learned about 'destro' watches. No one had ever told me that left handers were 'supposed' to wear their watch on their right wrist, and now when I try it just feels odd. So my watches probably take more of a beating than they should, but I can't change now (you know the saying about old dogs and new tricks....).
I think I'd like a destro just for the novelty factor, but it's good to see you're getting proper use out of yours.
I had a good look at the GBR late last year and loved it. If I didn't already have the similar Diver Date I would have been tempted....

This would have to be my favourite lefty...

[JoshC]

Haha just realised that I didn’t say that I myself am a lefty. I also wear my watch on my left hand, it just feels better there. When I wear a watch on my left hand it seems that I have more control over it and I don’t scratch it as much. I tried wearing one on my right wrist but it just felt weird.

Ahh the Carlos Coste, it seems to be a favourite with a lot of people. It will be interesting to see which Oris watches will be the most collectable in years to come, just like the Seiko divers 6306.