Hello friend... I have a similar question I would like answered... I'm 29 years old and stopped wearing watches when I was probably 12 years old... About a year ago I decided to pick myself up two nice Swiss watches, and started wearing watches regularly again.... What I am experiencing, maybe 5 or 6 times now, is that I will be about my day and randomly, without even consciously wondering what time it is, feel the urge to look at my watch, and I immediately notice that it has stopped running (second hand isn't moving). So my immediate impression is that my watch's time must/could be way off since it stopped running, and I pull out my cell phone to obtain the current time, and much to my amazement each time, my watch is essentially current, on time..

I have to push a button to start it again, but what baffles me, is how I routinely sense it has stopped running and check it subconsciously without even needing/wanting to know the time.... Because I haven't worn a watch is so long, I am still accustomed to checking my cell phone when I need to know what time it is, so I seldom check my watch when I need to know the time... First time it happened, I wrote it off as a coincidence, now 5 or 6 occurrences and it has me wondering.... I have never once noticed my watch stopped running, and found that it was off by any meaningful period of time, it's always like a minute behind my cell phone time at most, and I don't even keep them synced. I have 2 identical watches, they are about $350 each, and it's happened to me with both watches... They are well made and only a year old, I don't sense it's a watch defect or battery issue... I've briefly saw mention of another GLP user talking about this subject matter and people affecting watches and it has me intrigued and curious to learn more.

As I indicated above, I am not an experienced watch owner/user, so I'm open to feedback... I don't feel that my body (left wrist) can physically feel the watch running or stop running, but I'm wondering what else it could be....