Bell&Ross proved his ability to produce professional underwater instruments when producing the first square diver watch at last year. It is a matter of being able to produce a diver watch, be able to produce diver watch in square form, it was kind of an attempt Bell & Ross could do.The brand’s admirer met with new members BR03-92 Diver Blue and BR03-92 Diver Bronze in Baselworld 2018.

Symbolizing the endless sea, blue was chosen as the color of this new version of the BR03-92 Diver. On the model strap, a blue rubber strap is used that perfectly matches the dial. The second new addition to the BR03-92 Diver collection evokes the historical roots of underwater exploration. Its case and bezel are made from bronze, a material used in the past for diving helmets. Although inalterable, bronze can also form a patina with time depending on its environment, gaining a unique shade over the years. this model is issued as a limited edition of 999 pieces. It’s mean that there are 999 unique pieces because of bronze case and bezel. The watch has leather strap but can be replaced with a rubber strap for use while diving.

The launching of the BR-X1 marked the beginning of a whole new chapter in Bell & Ross’ saga. This high-tech chronograph, with a sporty look and robust sophistication, heralded an inspirational new line in horological excellence. True to its relentless quest for excellence and performance, Bell & Ross boldly set forth to achieve the ultimate expression of this already iconic design: a skeleton movement enhanced as a rare treasure.

Through a transparent exterior, the BR-X1 Chronograph Tourbillon Sapphire reveals its fascinating secrets: it is built around a Flying Tourbillon master grand complication and Bell & Ross has added an ultra elegant mono-pusher chronograph. This unique and exclusive Haute Horlogerie caliber is prepared to be roused by the exquisite poetry of its movement.

The chronograph complication is visible and provides a privileged window into its many intricacies. The perfectly executed skeletonizing of the movement, in a stunningly contemporary style and finish, allows the exceptional mechanics of this “horological turbine” to be observed when starting, stopping and resetting.

This prestigious version is housed in an 18-carat rose gold and wood case. In classic fashion, the central hands on the dial indicate the hours and minutes. Two gilt metal counter discs sit at 2 and 10 o’clock. The first is the 60-second chronograph counter, equipped with a 6 impulse per second sweeping hand. The second is the 30-minute chronograph counter, with its semi-instantaneous jumping hand. The gilt tourbillon cage sits proudly at 6 o’clock.