That’s weird.
My laptop, desktop widget and phone are perfectly synced.
I wore watches for most of my life, but just cheapos since I am an unaware arm-flinger. Watches rapidly get scuffed and scratched by walls, door jams, handles, etc that I apparently bash my arms against going through life. I’ve crunched and shattered the faces of a couple. So during Covid I stopped wearing since I didn’t care about schedules. After Covid I put on my watch again and promptly smacked it against the brick corner of a building I was walking past, wrecking it. I’m done with watches now, my cell phones have a much longer life span.
I used to wear one but it was annoying and got gross at work with all the hand washing. I figured there were enough clocks around (hospital). And then cell phones became ubiquitous. I still don’t like things on my wrists, never wear bracelets, for instance. I did quickly get used to wearing my wedding rings, though. Gives me something to fidget with…
The last time I wore a watch at all was 20 years ago. I lost the daily habit so long ago I can’t remember how long.
I wore one for years - in fact, I bought an extra of the one I liked because it was a cheapie and I didn’t want to risk not being able to replace it with the same. Both are in a drawer. After I retired the second time, I just quit wearing one. Mostly these days if I want to know that time, I ask Alexa.