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A watch on your wrist is as visible an accessory as your jewelry, and a few simple principles help you match the two. Start with the jewelry you already wear, and only then choose the tone and case width.

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How to match a watch with your jewelry

  • One metal tone: gold-tone with gold-tone jewelry, silver-tone with silver-tone.
  • A watch and bracelets on the same wrist look neater with a little bare skin between them.
  • A slim case pairs better with fine jewelry, a wider one with chunkier pieces.

Size and care

If you wear a ring alongside your watch, our size guide helps you check its size. The habits gathered in our care tips help jewelry plating keep its tone for longer.

Frequently asked questions

Can I wear a watch and a bracelet together?

Yes, and the simplest way is to keep both in the same tone. For a more understated look, wear the watch on one wrist and your jewelry on the other.

Which jewelry suits sensitive skin?

Gold-plated hypoallergenic jewelry, popularly known as medical gold, suits sensitive skin. The base metals beneath the plating include nickel-free 316L surgical steel, and our article on medical gold explains the term.