Two Watches on same wide band?

[Outback in Idaho]

So, had this idea. Luv my Citizen Brycen solar watch, as it really never needs charged. Yet, also missed my former Apple Smarsmurfch. As much as I wanted to break away from the Smarsmurfch I found there are things that made life so much easier and quicker having it too.

Seemed silly wearing two watches, one on different wrists, which I have been doing. Thought 🤔 Is there a vendor that can make a dual watch watchband??

Apple on the far left, with the hole portal underneath, and yet have Citizen Brycen on the right as well. Or just be weird and wear a watch on both wrists??
 Or... is there a better way of wearing two watches on the same wrist-arm and still be fashionable? 

[Tasky]

You could get a short leather vambrace made up with dual straps, or attachment loops styled in.
Most decent Etsy types should be able to manage that for about £50, if not less.
Nylon materials are also a possibility, but need more attention on the design to avoid looking like cheap smurf.

[Smashie]

You could also follow the example of your late, great, countryman Herbert Norman Schwarzkopf Jr. or Stormin' Norman as he was more commonly known.

His take was to wear a watch on each wrist, one set to D.C. time (EST) and the other to Saudi Arabian time. Both watches were Seiko, apparently. For him, it was entirely practical, and I'll admit I can see certain times (sorry) when it would be useful for me as well.

If you do this, though, make sure the colours don't clash (this is important, apparently  ). For me, I'd set my Apple Watch to fitness tracker and diary/appointments.

It's not common, a bit eccentric, but ultimately very practical.

[swiss army boy]

You could take a nato strap and thread the citizen on the outside and the apple watch on the inside you could use the sinn one

[Joe Nation]

I used to wear two watches on the same velcro strap, when I was in high school. Looked kinda goofy but the analogue worked great for telling time (towards the inside of the wrist for easy viewing without having to turn your wrist right over) and the digital one on the outside for stopwatch etc. This was back when a calculator with tiny rubber buttons was as smart as watches got.

[nate j]

Personally, I do not see the value in wearing two watches at the same time.

I do have a smart watch and a couple of analog watches that I switch between, depending on the day/planned activities.