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I remember the first day of university where I wore a Rado and a student whom I never met before grabbed my arm, put it to his face and stared at it. I just pulled back startled, the guy realised what he did and looked shocked whilst walking away. That was a "what the heck?" moment. I was studying design at the time.
Also, my watches in the past have never costed more than $100. I wear them for their utility, not because I have something to show off (I often don't).
Also to tell time, since I don't have a cell phone.
And people judge for wearing a watch?
Wearing watch as jewelry instead of actual jewelry -- sounds questionable.
Those already ground for judgement on sanity.
Wearing expensive watch without sensible reason leads thinking it's show off or compensation or something alike. Ground for more judgement.
Being surprised about it leads even more ahead.
From a different perspective, some people just wear watch or other stuff because that is the way they like it. And don't give a flying ♥♥♥♥ about what other people think. What is IMHO a solid approach.