And the answer, as it turns out, is not clear.

Gods of Sumer Annunaki wore a watch(?!)
on the right hand?!

Which hand should I wear the watch on? It would seem that a question that is usually not asked by a person. But, at the same time, whole sections on various forums and entries in LiveJournal are devoted to this issue, even psychologists study it. They say that by what hand and how a person wears a watch, you can find out

what is he! Let's look into this in more detail.
In fact, the usual wearing of a watch on the left hand is more of a “social habit” than a “rule that must be obeyed unquestioningly.”
During the First World War, wristwatches massively replaced pocket watches and became popular among officers. First of all, a watch is a valuable thing that needs to be protected. And since our right hand is more active, the risk of damaging the clock located on it is much higher than if they are on the left. All watches in those days were hand-wound, and the winding head was located on the right, which was convenient for right-handed people. In addition, fastening the strap with the right hand was also more convenient than with the left.

Among the arguments in favor of wearing a watch on the left hand was the fact that a watch that does not have a crown seal is more than adequately protected for everyday use - the usual position of a person's hand: brush down. Considering that most watches are designed to be worn on the left hand (that is, crown down), even a fairly heavy rain does not threaten a splash-proof watch on the hand.

Most people (approximately 90%), who are called "right-handed", use their right hand predominantly when performing any daily operations.

Close the door. Cut paper. Sew a button. Turn on the TV. Write a note. Dial a phone number. Thousands and thousands of transactions daily. The "right-hander" also uses his left hand, but auxiliaryly. For example, he holds a nail with his left, and hits it with a hammer with his right. He holds a sheet of paper with his left, and writes with his right. He holds a sausage with his left, and cuts it with a knife with his right. Try (for the sake of interest) to "swap" hands, that is, hold with the right, and perform the main action with the left, and see what happens.

That's why right-handed people have watches on their left hands. So that they do not interfere with the leading hand to work. If a person is left-handed, then he tends to wear a watch on his right (auxiliary) hand, and free his left (leading) hand to perform useful actions.

But this is according to the so-called "standard". Psychologists also distinguish "hidden" left-handers - that is, people who were born left-handed, but were retrained to be right-handed in childhood, as well as "half-left-handers" - people who do part of the work with their left, and some with their right hand. According to experts, most of these people also wear a watch on their right hand.
Why do “standard” right-handed people also wear watches on their right hands? It turns out that this question also has scientific answers, and even several. Let's bring them.
As you know, the human brain consists of two hemispheres, each of which is responsible for certain functions of the body. If the functions of the hemispheres are completely or partially interchanged “mirror”, then those very left-handers appear just like that. The habit and "comfort" of wearing a watch on the left or right hand also depends on this function.
Another answer lies in the creative plane of man. According to psychologists, a person who wears a watch on his right hand (regardless of whether it is a man or a woman) is often a person with an extraordinary, creative, unusual view of the world, a person prone to any creative profession - such as a poet, a writer, musician, actor, etc., as well as one who sees a different, different from the standard, course of events, solving certain issues in various (and not only creative) spheres of life. If you take the closest thing to modern youth - music - and follow the performers and their teams, then there are many people wearing a watch on their right hand.

According to the ancient Chinese system of meditation "Fukuri", on both wrists there is an area called Cun-kou, which combines the three most important energy points responsible for the health of the whole organism - these are Cun, Guan and Chi. They are located one after another, on the left and right sides of the wrist (when looking at the palms), down from the thumb. And it is by pulsation (with light and deep pressing) of these points that you can find out the state of the intestines, lungs, liver, kidneys, bladder, heart. Chinese healers believe that it is in the Cun-kou area that the secret of human health is hidden. When the “pulses” on the wrists beat with the same force, a person becomes energetic, strong and contented.

Cun is considered the most important point, because it is responsible for the work of the heart. It is interesting that in men and women the pulse of the "fiery motor" is on different hands: in men - on the left wrist, and in women - on the right. According to the healers, the reason for this phenomenon is that in men, blood flows from the “tip” of the heart to the left side, and in women, supposedly to the right. An important conclusion follows from this: if a man wears a watch on his left hand, this will interfere with the normal functioning of his heart. Accordingly, this does not apply to women.

The human subconscious is an interesting and incomprehensible area of ​​a person. Everything on the left is considered by our subconscious to be “worse” than what is on the right: such frequently used phraseological units as “went to the left”, “he has left earnings” only confirm this. “Right” is usually meant to be good: Orthodoxy, justice. Why do we have such bad associations from everything “left”?

Our perception of time largely depends on which way we look: to the right or to the left. The one on the left refers to the past, and the one on the right refers to the future.
This is best illustrated by an ad that shows a person before and after using some magical weight loss drug. "Before" is always on the left. "After" is always on the right. Why?
Because "before" shows what a person was (before using the drug), and after - what he (or rather, you) can become if he uses it.
A look to the left is a look to the past. A look to the right is a look to the future. This feature is often used in advertising and propaganda. With what hand does Lenin point us to a bright future in the short term? That's right, right hand. Cars in ads drive to the right, planes fly up to the right.
In what part of the poster is the photo of the candidate for deputies usually placed? On the right side. Because when a person looks to the right, he thinks about the future. That's why.
A person reads from left to right, information on the left is already read (past), on the right - will be read (future)
When psychologists discovered this pattern, they began to use it for medicinal purposes. And called it a cure"eye movement therapy ". Here, for example, you always think about a bad topic, remember something and remember something bad, and you just can’t get rid of these obsessive memories. And what does a psychologist do? Knowing that a person, immersed in his memories, tends to look at one point, the psychologist asks the client to look in different directions. And nothing else. Just look in different directions. And this really helps a person get rid of obsessive memories.
Now, in fact, we turn to the issue of wristwatches. The fact that they are on the left hand is very convenient for the leading right hand. But this is completely inconvenient when you use the clock for its intended purpose, when you want to know what time it is.

Why? Because when the clock is on the left hand, you look to the left, and as a result, you think about time in terms of the past.

"An hour has already passed, but he is still gone and gone." "It's been two hours and I haven't done anything." When a person looks into the past, his attention is focused on how much time has passed. Not how much time is there, but how much time is gone. The watch on the left hand is a feeling of constant loss of time. Feeling of chronic underachievement.

As mentioned above, psychologists have found that many problems from the past are quickly and very effectively solved with a simple eye movement. Without any psychoanalysis. So maybe the problems of wasting time, the problems of our chronic lack of progress are solved by changing the perception of time from "left" to "right"?

It has been noticed that a person at a computer very often loses the sense of time. At the computer, I emphasize this. No matter how much time has passed, he sits and does not worry about it. Why is it the way you think?

Maybe everything is very simple? The clock on the computer is always located on the right. Where they are supposed to be. Because time is a metric that has to do with the present and the future.

Time has nothing to do with the past. It has already passed, and there is no need to worry about it anymore.

Time is now the most valuable resource in human life. It is about him that we worry no less than about our own wallet or folder with securities. It is time that a person tries to use with the maximum benefit for himself. And the best way to use time correctly is to be able to keep track of it. That is why mankind invented the clock.

Wrist watches came into use in the eighteenth century, replacing pocket watches and becoming popular among officers. At that time there were no such questions: “Who wears a watch on his right hand? And who is on the left? Watches were used as it was convenient for the person himself. However, it was believed that it was more convenient to wear a watch on an inactive hand, so that they were subjected to less physical impact.

But in the Soviet Union, left-handers were persecuted and retrained to use the right hand from childhood. And the clock was put into production only for the right-hander. The difference was in the winding mechanism, which was located on the right side. And this meant that it was simply inconvenient to start the watch with the left hand.

However, nowadays left-handed people are no longer retrained, and watches are already being produced without this mechanism, using simpler ways to control the accuracy of watches. Therefore, now that the watch can be worn on either side, psychologists around the world are trying to figure out who wears the watch on the right hand.

Watch on the right hand

It is believed that the clock is located on the right side of people who are more prone to positive thinking and innovative outlook. These people are hasty in their conclusions, swift and impulsive. Often these are also creative people: writers, poets, artists. Despite the fact that many of them are right-handed, they still wear their watch on the right side. Usually, this is due to the fact that their left, creative hemisphere is more active, so it is more convenient for them to look at the right side. Also, socially significant people, for the most part, wear watches on their right hand. Perhaps this is also due to the fact that a person who looks to the right side is more likely to get rid of heavy and negative thoughts, putting his own mind in order.

However, despite what psychologists say, only the one that is comfortable for the person himself will be the correct wearing. Therefore, it is worth trying to wear a watch on different hands, listen to the sensations and choose what is more important: the psychological aspect or practical use.

Why is the watch worn on the left hand?

Every day before leaving the house we think: what to wear? What will our image be like today? When choosing clothes and accessories, most often we are guided by three well-known points: etiquette, convenience and beauty. They can also become decisive in the dilemma: on which hand should the watch be worn - on the right or on the left?

Why do we wear watches on our hands?

That's the question! On what else? Well, probably, many will be surprised to learn that before the invention of wristwatches, they were worn on a chain - either as a pendant (female version) or in a pocket (male version).

In the XVIII-XIX centuries. pocket watches were considered fashionable and convenient, and therefore an incredibly popular accessory. So why have they almost disappeared from modern life? Of course, the mere appearance of a wrist watch did not mean the instant surrender of pocket watches. Just the opposite. For a long time, the society did not want to part with the already beloved pocket ones and change them for no one knows what. Moreover, in the 19th century, the first wristwatches were created only for women and rather for beauty, and not for use - therefore, men refused to wear anything like that for quite a long time. But the period of European wars at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries demonstrated the need to change priorities.

Trench watches became a transitional link between pocket and wrist watches. As the name implies, they were created for the needs of the field troops. In fact, these were almost the same "pickpockets", only with wires welded on the sides, into which a long strap was threaded for secure fastening even over the uniform. During the First World War, it became clear that not only ground forces, but also aviation needed watches.

A little later, industrial production of wristwatches with modern strap lugs instead of wire loops was launched. At first they were available only to the military and were even issued as an element of ammunition. Everything turned upside down: now women's watches have become a rarity, while men flaunted this accessory very often.

Nowadays, many watch brands use retro motifs in their designs, referring to the time when the career and even the life of professionals depended on a quick glance at the readings of a wristwatch.

On which hand is it customary to wear a watch?

Watches are usually worn on the left hand. But only because most people (85%) are right-handed. The three most popular explanations for this phenomenon are dictated solely by convenience, and not by someone's whim.

1. The working hand is not loaded with unnecessary accessories that may interfere with work, writing, etc.

2. It is convenient to fasten the watch on the left hand with the working right hand.

3. It is also convenient to wind a mechanical watch with a working right hand (which is why the classic location of the crown is on the right side of the case).

Watches worn on the left hand: Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolly, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Barack Obama.

Can the watch be worn on the right hand?

The question sounds like “is it possible to write with the left hand?” - Of course you can, it's your hands! Left-handers have survived more than one era of discrimination. In the Middle Ages, they were subjected to serious pressure from society - left-handedness was equated with obsession. In the Soviet Union (and in other countries of the same era), left-handed schoolchildren were forcibly retrained to be right-handed.

Fortunately, this issue is now closed. There are even separate brands that produce left-handed models: in such watches, the head and buttons are located not on the right, but on the left.

If the left hand is working, it is more convenient to wear a watch on the right, and no one can argue otherwise. Except for the left-handers themselves, who, like some right-handers, sometimes calmly wear a watch on their working hand. For example, Vladimir Putin, although he is right-handed, wears a watch on his right hand, because, according to him, on the left hand, the crown rubs the brush.

Watches are worn on the right hand: Alexander Lukashenko, Ksenia Sobchak, James Cameron, David Beckham.

On which hand do men and women wear watches?

The choice of hand has nothing to do with the gender of the person. There are only certain situations when the choice of hand is dictated by the established ideas of style and etiquette in society. On which hand to wear a watch, men and women decide depending on the given conditions.

On which hand do men wear watches?

For men, watches are, first of all, a serious indicator of status and social status. Following business etiquette, they wear them on the left hand. However, men who still wear a watch on their right hand have a logical advantage: they will definitely notice their watch before others, even during a greeting handshake.

On which hand do women wear watches?

For women, watches are primarily an ornament, so they put them on any hand. Thinking about which hand the watch is worn on, girls sometimes show miracles of creativity and put on elegant bracelet watches on both hands at once. The only exception is when a woman follows a strictly conservative business style and, like men, chooses her left hand.

By the way, among men there are also those who wear watches on both hands. It really is so convenient for someone, but for the most part, this style is designed to shock the public and emphasize their own non-conformist style. For example, among famous people, Diego Maradona wears watches on both hands.

Usually, the watch is worn on the hand that is passive - that is, for left-handers it is the right hand, and for right-handers it is the left. Of course, there are no special rules on which hand you need to wear a watch on, but nevertheless, many superstitions and signs are associated with this accessory. Maybe old beliefs and signs will tell you the question about wearing a watch on your hand?

On which hand is the watch worn?

Most often, the watch is worn on the left hand (right-handed). This is due to several factors: firstly, it is believed that it is easier to keep track of time when the accessory is worn on the left hand, and secondly, it is easier to wind the clockwork with the right hand when the watch is on the left hand.

However, there esoteric version why a watch should be worn not on the left, but on the right hand. In China, it was believed that there are three important energy points on the wrist of the left hand, which are responsible for the state of human health. The most important point - Cun - regulates the work of the heart. This point is located exactly where the watch strap is usually located. According to the Chinese sages, wearing a watch on the left wrist interferes with the proper functioning of the heart.

There is another superstition clock related. It is believed that the perception of life depends on which hand the watch is worn on. Esotericists argue that a person's perception depends on which way he looks. The left side is associated with the past, the right side with the future. So, when a person looks at his left hand, he lives in the past, considers how much time he has lost, regrets imperfect actions. If a person looks at his right hand, then he lives in the present and looks positively into the future. He becomes punctual, responsible, more active. So if you want to change something in your life, and at the same time wear a watch on your left hand, then you just need to change them, and life will sparkle with new colors.

Which hand to wear the watch on is your choice. The most important thing is that they never remind you of lost time and always tick forward! Good luck and don't forget to press the buttons and

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The most valuable and irreplaceable resource of mankind is time. Since ancient times, people have been looking for reliable ways to measure it. This is how the clock was invented. Over the centuries, their design has improved and decreased. And with the invention of individual pocket watches in the 15th century, it became necessary to create rules of etiquette governing their use in society. With the invention of the wrist watch, these rules of etiquette were adapted for them. In particular, it was determined on which hand they should be worn. Today, many are interested in the question: why is the watch worn on the left hand, and not on the right? There are several theories to explain this tradition.

History of pocket and wristwatches

It is worth briefly recalling the history of pocket and wrist chronometers before dealing with the question of why watches are worn on the left hand. In the 15th century, Peter Henlein invented the clock spring to replace the bulky pendulum, marking the beginning of the pocket watch era. Extremely fragile and expensive accessories could only be bought by people with a decent fortune.

Being the prerogative of rich people, gradually pocket watches became not only a device for measuring time, but also an indicator of status. They began to be made of gold and other precious metals and decorated with precious stones.

The female half of society, no less than the male, needed individual accessories. Therefore, women's models of pocket watches were also produced in parallel. As a rule, they were more elegant in appearance and more often made of precious metals. With the improvement of the internal mechanism, women's pocket watches began to be made smaller.

In 1839, the Swiss company Patek Philippe S.A., specializing in the manufacture of exclusive watches, decided to pamper its customers and created a bracelet watch. The novelty soon became very popular, making the accessory not just an important device, but also an elegant and convenient decoration. At that time, every woman herself chose which hand to use for wearing watches, bracelets and other jewelry.

The male half of society was initially skeptical about wristwatches, considering them to be a purely feminine accessory. But in the early 1900s Louis Cartier received an order from the famous French aviator Alberto Santos-Dumont - to figure out how to adapt the chronometer to the needs of the pilot, who during the flight was not very comfortable getting his watch out of his pocket. Cartier created for the famous aviator and his friend a model of a watch on a leather belt with a metal clasp, which was firmly attached to the wrist and allowed Alberto to find out the time without taking his hands off the helm of the aircraft.

Soon, many practical men began to use a similar design of products. And with the outbreak of the First World War, thanks to the military wearing watches on their wrists, this design conquered the whole world.

Why do people wear watches on their left hand: various historical theories

According to the most famous theory, the fashion for wearing watches on the left hand arose due to their design. Since the lion's share of the inhabitants of the planet are right-handed, watch manufacturers developed their design in such a way that they could be comfortably worn on a less active hand. At first, the winding wheel was on top (as on pocket watches), but later, for convenience, it was moved to the right side. Thus, putting the watch on the right hand, winding it was not very convenient, and most preferred to use the left hand to wear the accessory.

According to another theory, at first, high-ranking officials who had to write a lot used wristwatches. The chronometer on the right hand prevented them from doing this, so there was a tradition of using the left hand to wear the accessory. Later, imitating the bosses, subordinates also began to wear watches, and the tradition spread to the masses.

As for the beautiful half of humanity, since they began to work, women's watches have ceased to be just an elegant accessory. Many ladies began to wear them, like men, on their left hand, because it was much more practical not only to start the watch, but also to work with it.

Another theory is known to explain why the watch is worn on the left hand. In Europe in the second half of the 40s, it was hard to find a good job, so many people stole. There was an opinion that thieves, especially pickpockets, put their chronometers on their right hand during their “work”, signaling these colleagues to avoid accidentally colliding. Therefore, every honest citizen, in order not to be confused with a criminal, used his left hand to wear a watch.

Wearing a watch on the left hand: the practical side of the issue

Companies specializing in the manufacture of watch movements have their own opinion about why watches are worn on the left hand. According to the results of numerous experiments, it has been noted that a person makes fewer movements with his left hand (if he is right-handed). Therefore, wearing a watch on a less involved hand, its owner damages the mechanism less by daily shaking. Therefore, the watch will last much longer than if you use your right hand to wear it. For this reason, most companies produce watches adapted for the left hand.

For left-handed people, who have a less active right hand, specialized watch models have been developed with a winding wheel on the left side, which are comfortable to wear on the right hand.

Theory medical

Doctors also have a theory explaining why the watch is worn on the left hand. So, even slightly pulling the wrist with a watch strap, a person reduces blood flow in this place, which means that the hand with the watch functions a little worse and gets more tired. For the less active left hand, this is not as harmful as for the right. For this reason, doctors advise people to wear watches on a weaker hand: right-handers on the left, left-handers on the right.

Representatives of alternative Chinese medicine express their own opinion on why men wear watches on their left hand. According to the ancient teachings of Fukuri, a man has a Cun point on his left wrist. The constant use of the left hand to wear the watch stimulates this point, which contributes to the normalization of the heart rhythm. True, we should not forget that, going to bed, it is better to take off your chronometer, since the “Cun” needs rest from stimulation.

Women, according to Fukuri, on the contrary, should use their right hand to wear watches, since they have this point on the other side than men.

Right or left hand: psychologists version

But psychologists have a different opinion from other specialists regarding the choice of hands for wearing watches. They argue that which hand a person uses to wear a watch determines their perception of time.

The right side in psychology symbolizes the future, therefore, if an individual uses his right hand to wear a watch, he fearlessly moves forward. But the left side is the past, which means that those who wear this accessory on their left hand are dependent on past mistakes and are afraid of meeting the future.

Why the watch should be worn on the left hand: mystical version

One cannot ignore the opinion of those who believe that the choice of hand for wearing a watch determines the fate of a person. They believe that, in order to achieve success and favor from fate, both men and women must definitely use their right hand to wear watches.

In addition, the shape of the dial also plays an important role. Insecure individuals should prefer triangular watches, and people with poor concentration - diamond-shaped. Round and oval shapes contribute to increasing the purposefulness and calmness of its owner.

The "correct" hand for a watch today

In the middle of the 20th century, there were clear requirements for wearing watches - the left hand, not the right, was the obligatory hand for this. However, today there are no rules governing the wearing of this accessory. Every day, all over the world, women and men wear watches on their left hand or on their right - it all depends on their desire and convenience.

Doctors advise using the left hand to wear watches, psychologists - the right, and product manufacturers create models for both hands. Thanks to this diversity of opinions, today each individual person decides for himself on which hand it is better for him to wear a watch (on the right or left), without fear of causing condemnation of others.

There are things that we simply do not think about, but simply do. For example, I always wore a watch on my left hand.

And not even because I'm right-handed - I don't often look at the time, but when I look, I usually lower my eyes to the lower right corner of the computer (such work, everything is at the screen, yes at the screen) ...

So it doesn't matter to me which hand I have. Just wearing a watch on the left hand for me is a kind of unspoken tradition, like wearing a wedding ring on the right hand. But then I received a letter from our reader, which acted on me like a bucket of cold water on my head:

-Hello. Here, being with a friend in a watch store, I noticed that there are almost as many models with a head for the plant on the left as with a head on the right. When I was surprised, they say, are there really so many left-handers, a friend said that she had heard that this was not the case, but some kind of symbolism. Can you please tell me about it? Judging by your articles, you understand such things. Julia B., Voronezh

Well, Julia, I have two news for you. The bad news is that I didn't know anything about this topic. Good - I figured it out especially for you.

What did the Chinese tell us?

The Chinese suggest wearing a watch on the right hand

So, the basic principle of choosing a hand to wear a watch is prosaic - we work with the left hand - we wear the watch on the right. And vice versa. But ancient Chinese medicine puts a whole new meaning into wearing a watch.

"What nonsense!" - you say, - "Well, where did the clock come from in ancient China?". And you will be absolutely right. The point here is in the device of the human body - the same rule will apply to any wrist bracelets.

On each wrist, as the Chinese believed, there are energy points that directly affect the functioning of the human body. Moreover, the one on the left is much more important, because it is directly connected with the heart. Therefore, it is not worth blocking the left energy point.

And the modern Chinese believe that the ticking of the clock, if they are mechanical, can even disrupt the heart rhythm!

But men should wear watches on the right. But girls are the opposite. It is believed that their blood flows from the heart to the right hand.

And what about symbolism?

Wearing a watch on the right hand symbolizes a look into the future.

If you think that the Chinese sages are too "wise", let's plunge into symbolism - and psychology. As is traditionally believed, the left side is something of the past, or something unpleasant. This is not just some speculation - people really perceive things that way.

Why do you think all "dynamic" logos look from left to right (and up a bit more)? So is the watch - supposedly, wearing them on your right hand has a positive effect on your perception of time.

A purely practical approach

It is better to wear a watch on the hand that is comfortable on

And there are opinions that are based on pure practicality.

For example, if you have a watch with automatic winding, then you better move it to the right.

As we know, the automatic winding allows you to “let down” the watch a little with every movement of the hand. And which hand do we most often move in most cases? That's right, right.

Drawing conclusions

As you can see, there are different arguments for wearing a watch on one or another hand. But not all of them are very persuasive.

Ancient medicine is not so well combined with our modern ideas about the structure of a person and his body, but the psychological part is also not so strong - after all, millions of people wear everything on their left hand - and nothing, do not fall into depression.

So the conclusion is simple - wear where you want! Do not look for the secret meaning! You should not wear a watch for symbolism or etiquette - this, unlike other items, is a purely practical thing. Listen to yourself - this is the main thing. In the meantime, until new articles! 😉

Ekaterina Simonova especially for charmani.ru

A popular accessory can improve the life of the 12th Sign, astrologers said.

For most people, watches are an essential part of everyday life. The society chose the left hand for this accessory. Those who wear a chronometer on their right hand involuntarily draw attention to themselves. Vedic astrologers believe that a person loses vital energy through the left palm, so the clock protects him from excessive expenditure of energy. Only one Sign was special. This is Pisces.

Astrologers have explained why Pisces should only wear a watch on their right hand. The fact is that the last, 12th sign of the Zodiac, has a mirror energy cycle. Simply put, Pisces lose the energy of life through the right palm, and receive it through the left. The rest of the Zodiacs are the opposite. The watch must be worn at the output of energy. In this case, they will not allow the excess to go away. This affects human health, his luck and premature aging. Based on this, we can conclude that the chronometer on the right wrist will only help Pisces.

The theory of modern Vedic astrologers is confirmed by the ancient horoscope. Not many people know, but in astrology there are 24 signs of the Zodiac. Between Pisces and Aries is the sign of the Clock. It is most pronounced in people born on March 20 - 23. If you look at the ancient zodiac circle, then the Clock is to the right of Pisces, which indicates the choice of hand when wearing a chronometer.

What to do for Pisces who do not like watches? Esotericists recommend not leaving the right wrist defenseless. The watch can be replaced with a metal bracelet or chain. In extreme cases, a ring or a ring on the middle finger of the right hand will do.