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Jorge Merino


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Pre-Basel 2019 - Bell & Ross BR 03-92 Bi-Compass Thu, 24 January 2019 13:35



Limited Edition of 999 Pieces



Bell & Ross introduces a new version inspired by analog instrumentation of aircraft cockpits, where each instrument is a reference point in terms of precision, legibility, reliability and performance: the BR03-92 Bi-Compass. With this watch, Bell & Ross recreates the graphic style of navigation tools as closely as possible, offering an alternative to the traditional approach of telling the time.



Technical Specifications:
The case, in black matte ceramic, measures 42mm. It has an AR-coated sapphire crystal and it is water resistant to 100 meters.



Movement is the Swiss automatic Bell & Ross caliber 302 with 25 jewels, 28,800 vph and a power reserve of 38 hours. Functions are: hours, minutes, seconds and date.



The matte black dial has hands, numerals and indices coated in SuperLuminova. Built on a two-tier basis, the dial divides its main center part with the outer part where the minute track is featured - through a small "step" equipped with a minute-circle. To enhance legibility, the hour and minute graduations have been separated to promote the minutes on the main dial as in original instruments while the hours are displayed in the center. The hour reading is indicated by a green triangle marker which appears in the center through an independent concentric disc which is not graduated.



An ultra-light disc needed to be created to ensure that the power reserve nor the accuracy of the watch was not reduced. Furthermore, the disc needs to be sufficiently resistant so as to not become deformed or risk any friction. As it rotates, an adjustment to the nearest micron ensures that the disc is constantly parallel. The typography used for the numerals is identical to that on analog aviation counters (Isonorm).



It comes on a black rubber strap with a steel black PVD buckle and an ultra-resilient black synthetic fabric.

MSRP is $3,900.

Thanks.

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