Why SpecOps, Generals, & Dictators Wear Two Watches At The Same Time
Double-wristing—wearing two watches at the same time—has been adopted by generals, dictators, and special operators. But why would everyone from Fidel Castro to Stormin’ Norman Schwarzkopf feel the need to strap on two watches? Does double-wristing provide genuine utility, or is it simply a flex, a way for rappers and actors to display ostentatious wealth?
In our new video on the W.O.E. YouTube Channel, we explore the misunderstood phenomenon of double-wristing.
Enjoy episode twenty-three of W.O.E. TV.
Happy Hunting,
-W.O.E.
2 comments
@Lucas
He already addressed this in a previous article.
https://www.watchesofespionage.com/blogs/woe-dispatch/casio-f-91w-the-preferred-watch-of-terrorists?srsltid=AfmBOoq_COnpIi76M1FPr037rt4vjFOy2UjrQwc1nHuDIrWsumGx0lT4
Although the sentence ‘Sketchy dudes wear Breitling’ was coined by you and your colleagues at the CIA, the Wikipedia article on the Casio F91W states that the CIA would also consider someone highly suspicious for wearing the F91W, as it has been widely used by terrorists and its module has been employed in the construction of explosive devices.
So, do sketchy dudes wear Casio too?