The Apple Watch and 'Reverse Crown'

[iMore.com]

I was having dinner with my friend Rich when I noticed something interesting: His Apple Watch was on upside down. At least, it looked upside down. Out of the box, the Apple Watch is designed to work so the Digital Crown is positioned in the upper right hand corner. Rich's Apple Watch was oriented so the Digital Crown was in the lower left hand corner instead ? an orientation practitioners call "reverse crown."

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[Just_Me_D]

I might give this a try today just for test purposes. We'll see.

 

[HankAZ]

I might give this a try today just for test purposes. We'll see.

Since I'm left handed, I've worn my watch in this position from day one ... works well for me.

 

[Just_Me_D]

Since I'm left handed, I've worn my watch in this position from day one ... works well for me.

So far so good. It's not that big of a difference to me because I still use my index finger to scroll, however, I do have to adjust to the Digital Crown being in the left side. I'll keep using it in this manner for the remainder of the day.

 

[kch50428]

Since I'm left handed, I've worn my watch in this position from day one ... works well for me.

Dittos...on my right hand.