Mens Cuban Bracelet Gold

Men's gold Cuban bracelet: how to wear it with a watch and more

A gold Cuban bracelet is rarely worn in a vacuum. There is usually a watch on one wrist, sometimes a ring, a chain at the neck. This page is about wearing a gold-tone Cuban bracelet well with all of that. Every bracelet here is stainless steel or titanium steel with gold-tone plating; the gold is the color. For the exact widths and lengths of each model, see our Cuban link bracelet size chart.

Same wrist as the watch, or the other one?

It depends on the width of the bracelet.

Next to a watch, a wide Cuban knocks against the case and scratches both. On the opposite wrist, it balances the watch instead of competing with it.

Matching the metals

• Gold-tone watch: any of our gold-tone Cuban bracelets, the easiest match.
• Steel watch: put the gold bracelet on the other wrist, or choose a silver-tone bracelet for the same wrist.
• Leather strap: a gold-tone Cuban looks good next to dark leather; go 5 to 7 mm so the strap stays visible.

Stacking a Cuban

A Cuban bracelet can be stacked with one other bracelet, on the wrist without the watch. Pair a wide Cuban with something finer, never two wide links. A 3 mm tennis bracelet or a thin chain next to an 8 mm Cuban is the classic pairing. Our tennis bracelets come in gold-tone from 3 mm.

Neck and wrist together

If you also wear a Cuban chain, match the tone and keep the bracelet one step narrower or the same width as the chain. The Gold-Tone Cuban Link Bracelet and its matching chain share the same 8 to 18 mm links. With shine, choose one: the Pave Clasp bracelet has a single point of cubic zirconia on the clasp, which works next to a plain chain.

Care

A bracelet takes more knocks than a chain. Showers, the sea and the pool are fine; rinse it in fresh water afterwards and dry it. Take it off for heavy lifting or manual work, where the links rub against metal.