Yes, when Carl Fredricksen tied a bunch of balloons to his house and made it start floating away, you probably didnât know that the homestead was inspired by a real building.
Men usually wear a watch on the left wrist because all classes of men have always dressed themselves. While most men are right handed so it's easy to put on your left wrist. Women of the upper classes were all dressed by maidens so the maid would have put the watch on their wrist.
The left. This has been the standard for hundreds of years. Recently people have mistakenly worn them on the right (which is for name tags, so that when people shake your hand they can read your name, or have a visual reminder as introductions are made). You will notice that the Queen of England always wears her pins and brooches on her left side.