Brighton’s jewelry-style watches rose to popularity in the early 2000s, merging western, vintage, and romantic motifs into accessible accessories. This piece, with its coin medallions and concho-inspired beading, echoes the brand’s consistent nod to equestrian and Southwestern style. Though produced in China, Brighton’s aesthetic was crafted for the American boutique market, especially in malls and gift shops targeting casual collectors. The mixed-metal illusion—silver-tone frame with bronze-colored coins—adds visual depth while keeping costs low. Watches like this were often gifted rather than self-purchased, reinforcing the brand’s reputation for sentimental and decorative functionality.