A History of Bell & Ross Watches
In 1992 a team of designers and specialists of aircraft and space controls joined with a set project to create watches perfectly suiting a professional use, to be part of the great Swiss watch making tradition while meeting the demands of men facing extreme situations. Nowadays astronauts, pilots, divers or bomb disposal experts use Bell & Ross watches as tools on their missions.
There are trades which make your bear exceptional temperatures, undergo violent accelerations or with stand dangerous pressures. These extreme situations are studied by Bell & Ross along with those who experience them: pilots, divers, astronauts and bomb disposal experts.
To ensure that a watch perfectly meets the expectations of its users, Bell & Ross gathers men with complementary know how. With a unique objective - to create a utilitarian watch - master watchmakers, engineers, designers and professional users, put their expertise and experience together with the same motto: the essential is never compromised by the superfluous.
Designed for professionals who demand optimal reliability, Bell & Ross watches meet four basic principles: readability, performance, precision and water resistance. Thus, every detail has its purpose, its function. This technical exactness is expressed through pure lines and timeless elegance.
Bell & Ross watchmakers develop, assemble and carry out the ultimate adjustments of watches in Switzerland, in the production unit of La Chaux-de-Fonds.
Current Bell & Ross Models
The current Bell & Ross collection include Space 3, Grand Prix, Hydromax 11100 M, Type Marine, Type Demineur, Pilot, Diver 300, Function, Function Index, Vintage, Vintage 120, Vintage 123, Vintage 126, Military Type 123, Military Type 126, Desert Type 123, Desert Type 126 XL, Vintage 126 XL, Geneva 123, Geneva 126, Medium Auto, Medium Chrono, Jumping Hour, Double Subdial Jumping Hour, Mystery Diamond White and Mystery Diamond Black.
