I've worn a chain link from DH with my watch for a while now but I've just recently taken a liking to more bracelets. I'm most comfortable with a bunch on my left hand but I wonder ...

I think you should just wear them wherever is most comfortable for you. -I am left handed so my right arm is more comfortable.

I wear a watch on my left wrist and all bracelets are on right wrist.

Neither. I can't STAND having things around my wrists. I don't wear a watch. I can't even wear sweaters that fit at my wrists... they have to be a little long, or I wind up pushing the sleeves up to mid-forearm.

I'm always envious of women who can wear bracelets though - I think they can look fun and dressy w/out being overly formal. I've always wished I was the type to wear them.

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I wear them on the left hand because I'm right handed, so I'm always writing or using it more.

I find that if I wear things on my right wrist they get in the way when I write, so If I wear bracelets or a watch its always on my left wrist.
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I wear them on my left, since I'm right handed. Same with rings.

i wear a watch on my left hand - never wear watch on right hand.
but bracelets.... it really depends. Usually I have on both of my hands, or either hands. It doesn't really matter to me ^^ As long as it feels comfortable and don't bother me while i write or do things.

I wear my watch on my right wrist -- it has a flat and stretchy metal band that won't irritate me when I'm writing. I wear bracelets on my left wrist if at all, but some of them are annoying when I type on my laptop and I end up taking them off.

I wear them on my left arm.

I wear my watch and/or chunkier bracelets on my left hand and may put a thinner bracelet on my right hand if i want something dressier. I work in accounting and use my right hand on the adding machine and the chain and or band causes irritation when rubbing against the machine for long periods of time.

I wear watches on my left wrist -- when I bother to wear them. Generally, I just keep track of the time on my phone. However, I wear dressier bracelets on my right wrist. I am not sure why, but that is how my mom and my grandmother did it, and I have to admit that when I'm holding a wine glass at a party, my tennis bracelet looks really pretty reflecting the light...OK, a little vain, but I am rarely overtly vain...so there you go.

I wear either bracelets or a watch - BUT I always wear them on my right hand. I'm weird, I guess.

I wear my watch on my right hand (polar f11, or my velcro sports watch when I'm working, so my f11 don't get dirty) , and lately haven't worn many bracelets.

If I'm wearing any jewellery or my watch, I wear it on my left hand. This is because I am right handed, and thus, my right hand and wrist is slightly bigger due to me making more use of the muscles. I find that things have a nicer fit when worn on my more slender hand!

Has anyone else noticed a small difference in the size of hands? I find it's most noticeable with smallish rings that might fit really well on my left hand but are too tight on my right hand.