What does "See it styled" mean?

I browsed a watch website and there's a section for an image gallery and the title "See it styled". The images in the gallery depict the watch worn by different people in different situations. The appearance of the watch is the same in all the pictures. I interpret the title to mean "See it worn".

What does "See it styled" mean in this context, and is it the correct use of the word "styled"?

https://www.mvmtwatches.com/collections/all-mens-watches/products/chrono-gun-metal-sandstone-leather

styled TFD

the way in which something is said, done, expressed, or performed

As in:

See X worn, used or in action.

Merriam-Webster gives as one of the definitions of the verb style the following:

to wear (something, such as an article of clothing) as part of a particular fashion look

It's obvious that the website is showing examples of the watch worn as part of a particular fashion look. As Merriam-Webster online is frequently updated, I assume this definition was added since the question was first posted.