Review Bell & Ross BR-X3

Compared to the BR-X5's rounded design, which originated from the BR05, the new Bell & Ross BR-X3 naturally inherits the brand's classic design from the BR03. It features a square case with a round dial, typical of aviation instruments, measuring 41mm x 41mm and 13.3mm thick. While many might perceive it as merely a minor tweak to the BR-03's appearance from the front, it's crucial to remember the "X" in its name. This signifies that, like previous X models, its case structure has been changed to a sandwich design.

Clearly visible from the side of the watch, the central case, integrally formed with the crown guard, is secured between the upper and lower plates by four screws on the bezel and four nuts on the transparent case back. Each corner features a pillar. At the other end of the case, we see a typical Bell & Ross-style screw-down crown, flanked by robust and sharply angled crown guards. Depending on the material, stainless steel features blue pillars, while titanium features DLC black pillars. This multi-part, interconnected case design significantly enhances the overall rigidity and sense of depth of the case, while also opening up countless possibilities for design variations. Even the waterproof rubber gasket between the bezel and case can be customized with a variety of colors to elevate the watch's aesthetics. Buy Patek Philippe clone watches online, buy replica watches at twatchclone.ru.

This BR-X3 also features a three-layer structure, recreating the iconic X-shaped design familiar to many BR-X models. The bottom of the dial is finished in matte black lacquer or blue sunburst lacquer, while the top is covered with a matte gray metal or rhodium-plated hour marker ring. This ring not only frames the date window at 3 o'clock and the power reserve indicator at 9 o'clock, but also supports the applied hour markers, complementing the semi-skeletonized hands and applied numerals. Finally, the sloping inner ring around the dial, resembling a grandstand, further extends the visual space of the entire dial.

The BR-X3 is equipped with the same BR-323 automatic movement as the BR-X5. Watch enthusiasts should be familiar with the origin of this movement, which comes from Kenissi, a movement factory jointly founded by Tudor and a group of big names. As for why Bell & Ross can use it, it is because Chanel is now a shareholder of Bell & Ross.