Bell & Ross BR 03-92 DIVERS WATCH

From Bell & Ross is a beautiful marriage of bronze and navy blue. Bronze is found heavily in the marine industry, and navy blue is a reflection of the water’s color. Bell & Ross has said that they will only create 60 pieces, making this a very limited edition watch.

Features include a calibre BR-CAL.302 automatic mechanical movement. A 42mm case of satin polished CuSn8 bronze features a unidirectional rotating solid bronze bezel with 36 stunning blue sapphires. The dial is blue with gold-plated applique indices, and the crystal affords sapphire with an anti-reflective coating.

The Diver Blue Bronze Sapphire Bezel is water-resistant to 300 meters. Blue calfskin leather and black canvas straps are available. There’s no doubt this watch is the picture of perfection. Its price isn’t advertised on the website; instead, you’ll have to request the price. Limited edition of 60 pieces available only in Greater China.

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