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[Zardoz]

Jock, 'kissing': the ends of cuffs are pinched together, inside flap to inside flap, aligning the buttonholes. This is the typical way they are seen.
'barrel-style': one end of the cuff overlaps the other, like a button cuff would.

I always wear them kissing, but there is sometimes a discussion (not that I participate in) about that being "too formal" for daytime etc...

[Jock Scot]

Jock, 'kissing': the ends of cuffs are pinched together, inside flap to inside flap, aligning the buttonholes. This is the typical way they are seen.
'barrel-style': one end of the cuff overlaps the other, like a button cuff would.

I always wear them kissing, but there is sometimes a discussion (not that I participate in) about that being "too formal" for daytime etc...

Crumbs, I did not know that there were two ways to wear cuff links! It therefore follows, I suppose, that I also did not know that one way could be considered more formal than the other! Well, never too old to learn, what?

I wear my cuffs "kissing" style at all times.