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As it turns out watches like this one could be easily read with hands on the steering wheel hence the slant. As you begin to mime your hands on an invisible steering wheel and think to yourself "I don't get it" you have link to realize that back in those old days people didn't drive with their hands at 10 o'clock and two o'clock the link steering wheel was far too large. It was more bus driver-y in orientation i.e. seven and five. This meant the watch link was worn on the underside of the wrist.
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