Bell & Ross BR 05 Collection Gets First Dual-Time GMT Watch
“The ultimate globe-trotter’s tool.”
The first dual-time zone Bell & Ross BR 05 stays true to the 26-piece collection’s minimalist stainless steel that debuted in 2019.
As the name connotes, the BR 05 GMT is equipped with a Greenwich Mean Time function. Wearers can set their current time zone with on the sunray-finished black dial’s 12-hour configuration, with large white contrasting numerals and indices filled with Super-LumiNova for luminescence in the dark.
The time of the wearer’s country of origin is tracked using a using the red-tipped GMT hand and inner bezel’s 24-hour scale, with daytime and nighttime hours appearing on gray and black backgrounds, respectively.
These features and the Swiss watchmaker’s BR-CAL.325 Automatic mechanical movement are contained in a satin-finished and polished steel case measuring a moderate 41mm.
Bell & Ross bills the BR 05 GMT as the “ultimate globe-trotter’s tool,” and not just because it’s a GMT. The simple black and white colorway echoes schemes found in airplane cockpits, where black fill prevents reflections and white indicators allow for easy readability.
Priced at $5,400, the Bell & Ross BR 05 GMT is available to purchase now with either a black rubber or stainless steel strap.
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