Hi fellow seniors, do you wear a wristwatch?

I don't wear a wrist-watch at home, but when I leave the house it's a must have. I don't forget it very often but on occasion when I have, I feel so lost without it. I catch myself checking the time but only seeing my bare wrist! Now that there are so many inexpensive ones to choose from, I have several and switch around according to which one goes best with what I'm wearing. There's only one kind of band that they all must have though, and that's the kind that fastens with a buckle. I don't want one that moves around on my wrist. A good tip that I would like to p on to everyone is this: When you take a watch off and won't be wearing it for awhile, pull the stem out to stop the battery power. This saves the battery and makes it last an unbelievably long time. When you have several watches, as I do, it saves a lot of money spent on new batteries.