Fair rebuttal; we’re meant to infer the left-side hand pointing at the watch belongs to the same model of the right-side arm that’s wearing the watch. Admittedly, this is an assumption based on insufficient data. It’s not impossible that the finger-pointing left hand and the watch-wearing right wrist are owned by two different models.
That doesn’t change the fact that the watch is worn on a right-arm wrist in an orientation that would show it as upside down to a right-arm wrist owner.
![[1986] Casio Databank Watch](https://sh.itjust.works/pictrs/image/73fc7217-63e7-4cad-825c-c87d7170d582.webp){kind=link}
The ad is kinda weird because the guy is wearing the watch upside down. I love Casio watches though.
You assume that’s his arm.
Fair rebuttal; we’re meant to infer the left-side hand pointing at the watch belongs to the same model of the right-side arm that’s wearing the watch. Admittedly, this is an assumption based on insufficient data. It’s not impossible that the finger-pointing left hand and the watch-wearing right wrist are owned by two different models.
That doesn’t change the fact that the watch is worn on a right-arm wrist in an orientation that would show it as upside down to a right-arm wrist owner.
Counter rebuttel; my interpretation is sillier
Counter counter that it’s intentional due to the built in 8-digit calculator. 58008 and its kin.
Are we sure about this? I’ve looked at it for a while now, and I can kind of believe either. Where would the thumb be?