New arrival
BR-03 Green Radar Ceramic
Limited edition of 999 pieces
For the first time, the BR-03 Green Radar Ceramic interprets the Radar display with a 41 mm BR-03 case. Its distinctive green dial is inspired by the luminous sweep of an aircraft radar screen, creating a reading experience that is both technical and immersive.
Technical Specifications
Movement : Calibre BR-CAL.327. Automatic Mechanical Movement. 54-hour power reserve.
Functions : Hours, minutes and seconds.
Case : 41 mm wide. 10.60 mm thick. Micro-blasted black ceramic.
Dial : Composed of three black discs with a green gradient for the hours, minutes and seconds, each is represented by a plane with a marking in Dark Green Super-LumiNova® (green glow).
Crystal : Sapphire crystal, through-coloured green, with an anti-reflective coating under which a target marking is applied.
Water resistance : 100 metres.
Strap : Black rubber and ultra-resilient black synthetic fabric.
Buckle : Pin. Steel with black PVD (Physical Vapour Deposition) finish.
A radar-inspired dial
Three independent discs, layered one above the other and each bearing a miniature aircraft, choreograph the time display like an aircraft-control screen. The aircraft silhouettes serve as immediate points of reference, while a luminous trail recreates the radar signature they would leave across a real surveillance display.
The story continues
First introduced in 2010 with the BR-01 Radar, the collection reimagines the way time is read, drawing inspiration from aircraft-control instruments. Following the red and ceramic versions, the BR-03 Green Radar Ceramic marks a new milestone by bringing together aircraft silhouettes and luminous signatures for the first time.
A new way of reading time
True to its aeronautical DNA, Bell & Ross replaces traditional hands with three aircraft, each moving around its own rotating disc to indicate the hours, minutes and seconds. This perpetual aerial ballet gives time a whole new dimension.
An iconic design
The Bell & Ross Flight Instruments collection draws inspiration from aircraft instruments to create unique and functional watches. The BR-03 Horizon enhances this horological instrument panel with a new timepiece featuring an iconic design.
A radar-inspired dial
Three independent discs, layered one above the other and each bearing a miniature aircraft, choreograph the time display like an aircraft-control screen. The aircraft silhouettes serve as immediate points of reference, while a luminous trail recreates the radar signature they would leave across a real surveillance display.
The story continues
First introduced in 2010 with the BR-01 Radar, the collection reimagines the way time is read, drawing inspiration from aircraft-control instruments. Following the red and ceramic versions, the BR-03 Green Radar Ceramic marks a new milestone by bringing together aircraft silhouettes and luminous signatures for the first time.
A new way of reading time
True to its aeronautical DNA, Bell & Ross replaces traditional hands with three aircraft, each moving around its own rotating disc to indicate the hours, minutes and seconds. This perpetual aerial ballet gives time a whole new dimension.
An iconic design
The Bell & Ross Flight Instruments collection draws inspiration from aircraft instruments to create unique and functional watches. The BR-03 Horizon enhances this horological instrument panel with a new timepiece featuring an iconic design.
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