Antique Gold Kundan-Style Bracelet Watch

An antique gold-tone finish sets this one apart from the brighter, more polished bracelet watches elsewhere in this range, paired with kundan-style stone work in red and green and a row of small beads that hang and move against the wrist rather than sitting fixed. The dangling detail is the piece's main distinguishing feature, giving it more movement than a flat bracelet-style band.

The stones here are glass or a synthetic material set in the kundan style rather than real kundan work, which traditionally uses uncut, polished gemstones set in gold. The antique finish and the styling borrow the look honestly without claiming the technique itself. An adjustable chain closure means it isn't sized to one wrist measurement.

Red and green together read as festive rather than everyday, at home with a saree or a lehenga for a wedding function or a Navratri evening more than a work day. The antique gold tone is meant to look slightly aged from the start rather than bright and new, so it won't visibly change much with wear the way a shinier plating might.

At ₹299, it sits in the everyday-festive-watch bracket here, priced for the detailing rather than any claim to real kundan work.