What other jewelry do you wear with your Rolex?

[Andrewzhen85]

A lot of people wear some kind of bracelet or something else next to the Rolex? What’s yours? Post some pictures! :)

[BigBlue1]

I will in March when I get my Watch back from LAWatchWorks. 12 Week Turnaround

[vigsva]

I dont wear anything with my watches

[crazymcmichael]

Originally Posted by vigsva

I dont wear anything with my watches

You are a natural purist i suppose

[Old Geezer]

Originally Posted by crazymcmichael

You are a natural purist i suppose

[flyingtiger85]

I was told men only wear two Pieces of jewelers, a watch and a wedding band. I follow that motto

[fordmechanic]

Originally Posted by flyingtiger85

I was told men only wear two Pieces of jewelers, a watch and a wedding band. I follow that motto

I don't know if I was ever given that advice, and my father and grandfather never wore watches, but I follow it nonetheless.

[tudorbaja27]

Used to wear rings, bracelets etc.
Now it's just my Tudor and I

[Rebel]

A Tudor Submariner 75090 (black), a plain gold wedding band and a college classring with my fraternity letters (KA) encrusted on the stone.

[Mparker7439]

i wear bracelets by John Hardy and William Henry. Typically the William Henry with my 116610LN and the John Hardy with my 79230N. Wristwatch on the left and bracelet on the right.

[RolliRolli]

Watch, wedding band and a David Yurman necklace.

[SunTzu]

Don’t ask me why I look pink. I wear my fathers bracelet




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[tigey]

Originally Posted by SunTzu

Don’t ask me why I look pink. I wear my fathers bracelet




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looks girly

[SunTzu]

Originally Posted by tigey

looks girly

Thanks My grandfather got it for my father when he graduated college in 1965 and my father gave it to me when I graduated in 1996. I’ve worn it daily since. So it has meaning to me. It’s a traditional 4mm men’s gold bracelet. Maybe it's different in Belize.

I have a 10mm solid 14k Cuban bracelet bought in Cuba but don't wear it often.




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[BisonHead]

Originally Posted by tigey

looks girly

Sometimes its best to stop and pause. Esp in regards items of jewelry a person may wear.

A very old dear friend of mine who has sadly passed always wore a small ladies engagement ring on his little finger. Strange you may thing? It belonged to his fiancé who was killed when they were both in their 20's. Shortly before they were due to marry.

Peter never entered into another relationship the rest of his life, he passed away in his 80's.

[SunTzu]

Originally Posted by BisonHead

Sometimes its best to stop and pause. Esp in regards items of jewelry a person may wear.

A very old dear friend of mine who has sadly passed always wore a small ladies engagement ring on his little finger. Strange you may thing? It belonged to his fiancé who was killed when they were both in their 20's. Shortly before they were due to marry.

Peter never entered into another relationship the rest of his life, he passed away in his 80's.

That's tough. My father's sister died of cancer at 16 in 1963. My grandmother wore her daughter's jewelry the rest of her life including the baby bracelet that was restrung to fit her wrist. Like your buddy Peter, she never truly recovered from that death. When she died at 91, my mom removed it off of her when she was in the nursing home bed. My mother wears to this day a dainty child's necklace with a pea sized gold heart that belonged to her sister in law whom she knew just for a few months when my parents first started dating 56 years ago.

So yes, jewelry can have meaning behind it, like watches, and all sorts of keepsakes.

[tigey]

Originally Posted by BisonHead

Sometimes its best to stop and pause. Esp in regards items of jewelry a person may wear.

A very old dear friend of mine who has sadly passed always wore a small ladies engagement ring on his little finger. Strange you may thing? It belonged to his fiancé who was killed when they were both in their 20's. Shortly before they were due to marry.

Peter never entered into another relationship the rest of his life, he passed away in his 80's.

If you post something on a public forum to the world and say " hey everybody look at what ive got" with no explanation, it is subject to cristisism both positive and negative, and other individual's opinion. If you will get offended by that then do not post on a public forum and ask for opinions.

[novocainekarma]

Originally Posted by tigey

If you post something on a public forum to the world and say " hey everybody look at what ive got" with no explanation, it is subject to cristisism both positive and negative, and other individual's opinion. If you will get offended by that then do not post on a public forum and ask for opinions.

The thread is asking for people to post jewellery they wear with their watch. Thats the explanation for posting.

You weren't asked to give an opinion, neither by the OP or the guy wearing his fathers bracelet.

[aczaja10]

Originally Posted by tigey

If you post something on a public forum to the world and say " hey everybody look at what ive got" with no explanation, it is subject to cristisism both positive and negative, and other individual's opinion. If you will get offended by that then do not post on a public forum and ask for opinions.

This is everything that's wrong with people nowadays.

OP posted a picture of his bracelet with a little bit of self-deprecating humor about his skin color. Then a rude comment about it looking girly. Instead of an apology, we get a ridiculous attempt to justify why everyone is entitled to an opinion.

Fuck that. The comment as rude, insensitive and impolite. No fucking justification. apolgize whoever said it. Or, that dickhead should be banned from here,

[Old Geezer]

I have had this id bracelet >40 years. I wear my watch and wedding band on my left arm and this one on my right about 50% of the time.

[Lu-Tze]

Wedding band, watch, on occasion also tie clip and cufflinks.
No necklace or bracelet so far.

[Kliminator]

I have thought about picking up a bracelet / cuff as I do like the look of it from what I see online. With that being said, not sure realistically how often I'd actually wear one.

I probably would be looking for a necklace that I could use to put one of my grandmother's rings on. It is not a ring I would wear so I'd prefer to loop it through a chain / necklace to wear under my shirt.

[davef]

I don`t wear anything with my watches

[Beo3]

My watch, wedding band and my late mothers Celtic cross necklace.

[Trangsa]

Just wedding band simple comfort fit white gold

[Scotty FJ]

Watch only.......

[Kalle_Alemania]

White Gold with 1.74ct

[BisonHead]

At work, my watch and a paracord bracelet from Iraq that were made to raise funds for lad's family who was KIA in 2005 and a help for heroes rubber band thing my Son gave me.

At home watch of course maybe my wedding ring if going out and a leather pandora band that my kids bought me with a seashell charm on it. To remind me of my love of a special Beach.

[BisonHead]

I agree it does and often theres a very poignant story behind each piece.

[Gtp231]

other wrist, sometimes a bracelet like leather or volcanic beads. I always cringe when I see bracelets, especially metal, next to a beautifully polished watch. I've been guilty of doing it for a photo but quickly remove it and don't move my arm around too much.