Take, for example, the meticulous watches from the German brand Sinn.

Sinn makes “mission timer” watches like the EZM 3, EZM 7 S (developed for firefighters), and the UX series (built for special operation forces) all with the crown on the left – and, according to Tim Burlon from Sinn’s marketing and communications, Sinn models with the crown on the left are actually designed to be worn on the left wrist in conventional fashion. The crown’s on the left, he says, to “avoid any damage on the back of the hand during a mission, dive or sports.” The left-side crown places it away from the wrist’s path of articulation, and therefore it cant dig into your hand while bending your wrist.

https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/left-handed-watches-arent-just-for-southpaws-anymore

I can’t wait! Miss the days of being able to buy subs and gmt’s for less than 10k.