I have a watch that Frank bought me for Christmas a few years back.It is silver with a solid band on either side of the face and a chain back with a rectangle clasp.My wrist is too small for the band so I keep it pushed past my wrist bone so it doesn't turn.It being pushed up like that makes it nice and tight so the least little pull on the band I will feel.It was on my wrist when I went to pick Frank up from work.Two hours later I couldn't find it.I was in a panic I thought the band had came apart and I had lost it.Mind you it is not easily unfastened so I couldn't have caught it on anything.If I would have caught it on something I would have felt the band being pulled.I did find the watch in my living room floor after I had already been in tears.So how did it get off my wrist? Bonnie

Wow, I don't know, Bonnie. I'm glad it turned up though! Where in the living room was it? Was it in an area you frequent, or no?

Kell

A couple of questions:

Will the watch slip off without undoing the clasp?

When you found the watch, was the clasp connected or open?

I have to be real careful when I'm wearing a bracelet that it doesn't fall off when I'm putting on or removing my winter coat.

[ December 04, 2002, 05:21 PM: Message edited by: Connie ]

You know this reminds me of Mirands disappearing/reappearing bikini bottoms. I think that it's possible that it could have come off and been stuck on your clothes somewhere- it's amazing the number of things we don't notice when were concentrating on something. But I like the explanation that you had somebody watching over you to return the watch better. I'm just a romantic at heart(shhh don't tell anyone). The main thing is that you got it back and I'm really glad that you did.

It was unfastened but I have it pushed up on my arm so tight the least tug on the clasp I would notic.It wasn't in apart of the room that I use alot.I don't know how it happened but I know somebody was watching over me.I'm just glad I didn't loose it outside.Thank you all. Bonnie