Perhaps hovering your opposite hand over the watch?

Originally posted by Resonλnce:

Perhaps hovering your opposite hand over the watch?

That's a vote for in-game touch?

One problem I experience with this is accidentally touching the watch when trying to take out a wrist item and other general interactions during play.

Originally posted by FrostEpex:

One problem I experience with this is accidentally touching the watch when trying to take out a wrist item and other general interactions during play.

In my case, interacting with the wrist items only takes a couple seconds at most, maybe if it's a hovering action it can require a longer time to activate.

I'm late to the game again. :)

Could the button type action be used as a possible trigger? The one used in lifts (Elevators) where the hand needs to have just the index finger extended to successfully press the button.
I'd think a single finger tap in game would be a reasonably intuitive action, and it would keep accidental taps to a minimum if the watch was worn on the wrist that's hand hasn't got a gun in it.

Originally posted by reman:

I'm late to the game again. :)

Could the button type action be used as a possible trigger? The one used in lifts (Elevators) where the hand needs to have just the index finger extended to successfully press the button.
I'd think a single finger tap in game would be a reasonably intuitive action, and it would keep accidental taps to a minimum if the watch was worn on the wrist that's hand hasn't got a gun in it.

These were both things I experimented with but ultimately I'd like the watch to be usable in all situations whether you're one handed or have a gun occupying your other hand. For now I'm leaving it as a double press of a controller button of the user's choice.