Bell and Ross Sports Watches

The Bell & Ross sports watch collection showcases luxury timepieces that provide practicality and a level of functionality beyond simply telling the time. These sports watches by Bell & Ross offer luxury and durability, the perfect combination. Explore our beautiful collection of sports watches by Bell & Ross.

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BR 05 Skeleton Automatic 41mm Black Ceramic and Steel Watch, Ref. No. BR05A-BL-SK-CE/SCE
£8,800
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BR-X5 Limited Edition Automatic 41mm Titanium, Fibreglass and Rubber Watch, Ref. No. RX5R-LUM_TC/SRB
£12,000
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BR 05 Automatic 41mm Ceramic and PVD Watch, Ref. No. BR05A-BL-CE/SCE
£6,800
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BR 05 Skeleton Automatic 41mm Black Ceramic and Rubber Watch, Ref. No. BR05A-BL-SK-CE/SRB
£8,000
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BR 05 Automatic 40mm Stainless Steel and Rubber Watch, Ref. No. BR05A-BL-CE/SRB
£6,000
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BR 03 Cyber Limited Edition Automatic 42mm Ceramic and Rubber Watch, Ref. No. BR03-CYBER-CE
£12,200
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BR 05 Blue Steel Automatic 40mm Stainless Steel Watch, Ref. No. BR05A-BLU-ST/SRB
£4,841
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BR 03-94 BLACKTRACK Limited Edition Automatic Chronograph 42mm Ceramic and Leather Watch, Ref. No. BR0394-BTR-CE/SCA
£6,100
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BR 03-92 Diver Limited Edition Automatic 42mm Bronze and Rubber Watch, Ref. No. BR0392-D-LT-BR/SRB
£4,500
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BR 03-94 Multimeter Limited Edition Automatic 42mm Ceramic and Rubber Watch, Ref. No. BR0394-SW-CE/SRB
£5,949
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INNOVATIONS
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The Iconic Design

In 2005, at the Baselworld fair, Bell & Ross introduced the BR 01 (today BR 03), an iconic square case watch inspired by the cockpit instruments. The BR 03 has become one of the most enduring and totally original watch designs of the modern era.

The Deep Dive

Bell & Ross’ Hydromax scored a place in the Guinness Book Of World Records in 1997, with a proven water resistance all the way down to 11,100m. Why not a rounded-down 11,000? The deepest place on Earth is the Mariana Trench in the Pacific Ocean, which is 11,035m deep.

The Faraday Cage

Designed specifically for the electromagnetically sensitive needs of bomb-disposal squads, Bell & Ross’ Type Démineur kept things totally amagnetic, thanks to its soft-iron inner Faraday cage case, plus an outer steel case that’s resistant to becoming magnetised itself.