Men's Silver-Tone Tennis Bracelet

A silver-tone tennis bracelet, worn next to a watch

Most men who look for a silver tennis bracelet already wear a steel watch, and the question is whether the two will work together. They do, when the widths are right. Our two tennis bracelets come in a polished, natural steel tone that matches a steel watch case. They are steel, not silver metal: one is titanium steel, the other stainless steel, and the stones are cubic zirconia.

For sizing in depth and the gold-tone versions, see the main men's tennis bracelets page.

The two models

Matching the bracelet to your watch

• Dress watch or thin case: 3 mm. The line of stones stays a detail and does not compete with the dial.
• Diver or sports watch: 4 or 5 mm. A thicker case can carry more sparkle next to it.
• No watch on that wrist: 5 or 6 mm, worn alone.
• Same wrist or opposite? Same wrist gives a stacked look; put the bracelet on the hand side of the watch so the case does not knock the stones. Opposite wrist keeps both clean.

Keep the metals in one tone: a silver-tone bracelet with a steel or white-dial watch, a gold-tone bracelet with a gold-tone case.

Getting the fit right

Measure your wrist with a soft tape, then add 0.5 to 1 inch. Next to a watch, stay closer to 0.5 inch so the bracelet does not slide under the strap. Worn alone, up to 1 inch lets it move.

Care for the stones and settings

Each stone sits in its own prong setting. Shower, sea and pool are fine; rinse with clean water afterward and dry with a soft cloth, which also clears soap film from behind the stones. Avoid knocking it against hard edges at the gym, since a prong can bend. On a gold-tone version, perfume and chlorine wear the plating over time.

Want a matching chain? Our silver-tone chains use the same polished steel.