Few modern watch brands have established a design language as concrete and unmistakable as Bell & Ross.
Even a watch as experimental and creative as the BR-03 Astro is immediately recognizable as the Parisian watchmaker.

The foundation of Bell & Ross’s design ethos is its signature rounded-square case with four exposed screws and the influence of aeronautical instrument panels.
For the most part, that influence looks to airplanes from the late twentieth century, but the Experimental series of BR-X watches takes an ultra-modern approach to pilots’ tools.
The newest addition is the BR-X3, which applies the watchmaker’s keen eye for progressive engineering to the fan-favorite BR-03. Its standout feature is a three-tier stacked plate dial that creates a futuristic look pulled from a sci-fi space station.

The BR-X3 launches with two references: a brushed stainless steel case with blue detailing on the dial and bezel, and a bead-blasted titanium case with matte black detailing on the dial and bezel.