A metallic bracelet, typically composed of 92.5% silver and 7.5% other metals, designed for attachment to a timepiece. This accessory serves both a functional purpose, securing the watch to the wearer’s wrist, and an aesthetic one, contributing to the overall appearance of the watch. Examples range from simple, understated designs to more elaborate, decorative styles.
The utilization of this specific metal alloy for watch straps provides a balance of durability, malleability, and visual appeal. The intrinsic value of the constituent material lends a degree of prestige and permanence to the timepiece ensemble. Historically, precious metals have been used in personal adornment, signifying status and refined taste. Furthermore, the antimicrobial properties of silver offer an additional, albeit minor, benefit for skin contact.