I actually find that turning the top of my wrist up is more taxing than the top. Looking at the top of my wrist feels a lot more natural to me.
OTOH, in doing it right now, I noticed that I also stick my elbow out to make that happen, which isn't necessary for the bottom of the wrist, so perhaps that's the difference. Without sticking my elbow out, the watch would be at the wrong angle to view, though, in either situation. (It'd be 90 degrees out.)
OTOH, in doing it right now, I noticed that I also stick my elbow out to make that happen, which isn't necessary for the bottom of the wrist, so perhaps that's the difference. Without sticking my elbow out, the watch would be at the wrong angle to view, though, in either situation. (It'd be 90 degrees out.)