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Meet the Bell & Ross BR-03 Green Steel, a Green Signal for Instrument Aesthetics

With the BR-03 Green Steel, Bell & Ross expands its instrument watch color with a new dial color— one that plays on the expressive power of green at the intersection of technique and elegance.
Bell & Ross: BR-03 Green Steel, title
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Following black, brown, and blue iterations, Bell & Ross now introduces green to the BR-03 line. A refined sunray finish allows the elegant hue to shift from a lighter center to a noticeably darker periphery, creating a pronounced sense of depth. The clean, aviation-inspired layout remains intact, with four bold Arabic numerals, eight indices, and the brand’s signature, highly legible hands. A discreet date window sits between 4 and 5 o’clock, seamlessly integrated into the technical design. Superluminova coatings ensure excellent readability in low-light conditions.

Bell & Ross: BR-03 Green Steel, Front

BR-03 Green Steel

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The BR-03, a more compact evolution of the BR-01 introduced in 2005, is deeply rooted in the identity of Bell & Ross. Since its founding, the French brand has pursued the goal of translating cockpit instrument design into a wearable wristwatch format, with a clear emphasis on legibility and functionality. The BR-03 Green Steel stays true to the collection’s square case. Measuring 41mm, the stainless steel case combines satin-brushed surfaces with polished accents that highlight its precise geometry. The four exposed screws on the bezel further underscore its instrument-inspired character. A screw-down crown ensures water resistance to 100 meters, while anti-reflective sapphire crystal guarantees optimal readability in all conditions.

Bell & Ross: BR-03 Green Steel, lying

BR-03 Green Steel

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Inside beats the automatic caliber BR-CAL.302-1, offering a power reserve of 54 hours. In keeping with its functional ethos, the display is limited to hours, minutes, seconds, and date. The BR-03 Green Steel is delivered with two straps: a black calfskin leather strap and a black synthetic fabric strap. Pricing is marked a $4,100.


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