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Introducing the Bell & Ross BR-05 Blue Diamond Eagle 36 mm

With a diamond-set aventurine dial depicting the Aquila constellation, Bell & Ross expands its BR-05 line with a smaller, jewelry-oriented interpretation of its signature “round in a square” design.
Bell & Ross BR-05 36 MM Blue Diamond Eagle, title
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Bell & Ross presents the BR-05 Blue Diamond Eagle 36 mm, a compact addition to its urban collection that combines the brand’s pilot instrument-inspired design language with decorative watchmaking techniques. The model translates the BR-05’s architectural case into a 36 mm format while introducing a dial concept centered on the Aquila constellation, rendered through a combination of aventurine glass and diamond setting.

Bell & Ross: BR-05 36 MM Blue Diamond Eagle, front

BR-05 36 MM Blue Diamond Eagle

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The dial is constructed from a brass base topped with a precisely cut aventurine glass plate, whose metallic inclusions create a star-like effect against a deep blue background. Within this setting, seven diamonds trace the principal stars of the Aquila constellation, including Altair, its brightest point, forming the outline of the eagle in flight. A total of 18 diamonds are used: twelve replace the traditional hour markers, while the remaining stones complete the constellation and the eagle motif. The positioning requires micron-level drilling and careful setting to avoid stress on the fragile aventurine surface, underscoring the technical demands of combining hardstone dials with gem-setting.

Bell & Ross: BR-05 36 MM Blue Diamond Eagle, side

BR-05 36 MM Blue Diamond Eagle

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The BR-05’s defining “round in a square” architecture is retained, here executed in satin-finished and polished stainless steel. Measuring 36 mm in diameter and 8.7 mm in height, the case integrates a screw-down crown with protective guards and features a sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating. The case back is engraved with the Aquila constellation, reinforcing the thematic link to the dial. Water resistance is rated to 100 meters. The watch, which is driven by the Sellita-based automatic caliber BR-CAL.329 with a power reserve of approximately 54 hours, is fitted with an integrated steel bracelet with a folding clasp, consistent with the BR-05’s urban, streamlined design. Pricing is marked at $5,000.


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