Curb Bracelet Mens

Curb bracelet and watch: how to wear them together

Most men who buy a curb bracelet already wear a watch. The question is where the bracelet goes, how wide it should be next to the watch, and when it should go on the other wrist. This page answers that. For the full comparison of our curb bracelets by width and length, see the main curb chain bracelets collection.

All bracelets here are stainless steel or titanium steel, bare silver-tone or with gold-tone or black plating.

Same wrist or opposite wrist?

Pairing by watch type

Steel bracelet watch

Choose silver-tone steel to match the case. The 5 mm width of the Cuban Link Chain Bracelet sits neatly beside a steel watch band.

Leather strap watch

Any tone works. An 8 mm curb such as the Heavy Curb Chain Bracelet (stainless steel, 7.5") adds contrast to a leather strap.

Gold-tone watch

Match it with gold-tone, like the Chunky Curb Link Bracelet (8 mm, gold-tone titanium steel).

No watch at all

Then the bracelet can be the main piece. The 15 mm Polished Curb Link Bracelet is made to be worn alone.

Three rules that always work

• Bracelet on the side of the watch away from your hand, so it does not slide onto the case.
• Keep the bracelet a little looser than the watch so they do not grind against each other.
• One metal tone per wrist.

Care

Steel handles the shower, the gym and the sea. Rinse with clean water after salt water or the pool. Take it off when you clean your watch, and keep perfume away from gold-tone and black plating.