Bell & Ross BR-X3 Watch Review: The Brand's Signature Case Finally Gets Its Signature Movement
The Bell & Ross BR-X3 watch represents a significant evolution for the brand, combining its iconic square case with a new manufacture movement, the BR-CAL.323. This model is an enhancement over the previous BR-X5, as it features a more wearable and comfortable design while maintaining a robust 41mm width. Key design elements include a sculpted case with blued pillars and a satin-finished bezel, alongside an improved dial layout that enhances legibility and symmetry compared to its predecessor. The watch is available in steel, titanium, or Night Vision carbon fiber, all showcasing unique aesthetics. Powered by the BR-CAL.323 movement, which boasts a 70-hour power reserve and COSC-certified chronometer accuracy, the BR-X3 offers impressive functionality in addition to its striking appearance. The watch's dial is well-executed, featuring a sunray finish and effective Super-LumiNova for visibility. Priced at $7,200 USD, the BR-X3 embodies the essence of Bell & Ross, merging signature design with exclusive movement technology to create a standout piece for enthusiasts and collectors alike.
