50 years from now? this is already absolutely a thing.

Maybe you're right. Even if the clock is off, I always assumed the wearer was at least able to read an analog clock.

The future is now. I personally know someone who does that. It's a fancy watch that only gets worn sometimes. And it's an automatic so it needs to be moved for it to keep running. So when they wear it every few days it is completely out of sync and they can't be bothered to adjust the time.

It is purely an accessory and completely useless for telling the time.

No judgment, but it just seems silly.

Apparently the correct way to solve it is to store the watch in a cradle that keeps it moving perpetually.

I inherited a mechanical watch from my grandmother and I can't stand it when it's even 1 minute off, haha

I'm quite young so I didn't really live with analog clocks but I got used to it because the watch is cool and I might as make it useful...