BW2013: Pink Gold Regulateur

WW1 Régulateur PINK GOLD

LIMITED EDITIONS TO 99 PIECES





Bell & Ross creates watches that are as precious as they are functional, reflecting its constant quest for excellence and the exceptional. Continuing from the Vintage WW1 Heure Sautante model introduced in 2012, Bell & Ross presents the WW1 Régulateur, a watch of extreme refinement that will delight connoisseurs of singular, neo-classical pieces. Featuring an original display with a sober and ultra-legible design, this model epitomizes the brand’s visual identity with high-quality watchmaking.



COMPLEXITY THAT PROMOTES LEGIBILITY

For this new model, Bell & Ross has chosen a display favouring precise and immediate reading of the minutes via the Swiss-made “regulator” movement.
This movement, which separates the indexes by ordering them into a hierarchy, has long been the most precise instrument in the his- tory of watchmaking. It creates an original display in which each of the indexes – hours, minutes and seconds – have their independent display.
The Vintage WW1 Régulateur has a dominant central hand for the minutes, an hour counter at 12 o’clock and a small independent seconds hand at 6 o’clock, allowing rapid and precise reading of short time periods.

A PRECIOUS OBJECT WITH A SLEEK DESIGN

The Vintage WW1 Régulateur reflects a classical aesthetic. The combination of pure lines, high quality materials and slender strap make this watch the height of elegance.
• Its generous diameter (42mm), domed sapphire crystal, fasteners resembling wire handles soldered to the case, and its narrow alligator strap, are all reminiscent of the first wrist watches.
• The opaline silvered dial, the snailed counter and the extreme slenderness of the blue hands and indexes offer a unique refinement, the very embodiment of elegance.
• As a final touch, the pink gold brings nobility and sobriety to this timepiece. The «barleycorn» guilloched caseback, worked in the style of period watches, is decorated in precious metal, reflecting the watchmakers’ exquisite craftsmanship.

THE ULTIMATE ELEGANCE OF FUNCTIONALITY

The Vintage WW1 Régulateur embodies Bell & Ross’s expertise in watchmaking.
It brilliantly combines the complexity of the mechanical movement with the simplicity of the principle of separated indexes. The refined design of its high-quality polished pink gold case gives it a timeless elegance.
Offered in a limited edition of 99 pieces, it will appeal to collectors and connoisseurs of traditional watchmaking with modern tastes. Bell & Ross succeeds in its original mission of harnessing technology to promote legibility.

Tres belle , simple, epurée.

J'aime

Special thx to SimonC for all the news !!

En 3 briques:

magnifique,
quelle classe !

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ouahou, superbe, tarif ?

C'est presque dommage ce 12. Mais c'est une très belle pièce.

marushin a écrit:

ouahou, superbe, tarif ?

va falloir être patient, elle n'arrive que demain chez les AD...

Quelle claque !!
Ce cadran épuré, ces aiguilles bleuies, ce fond ivoire...
Un mouvement DD (celui de la WW2), je dirais aux alentours de 10k, au pif..
Vous pensez qu'il y aura une version en Pt ?

Et en acier please

Argentium peut-être ?

Le régulateur lui va bien

Pas fan de l'or rose ! Mais une version acier je valide

c'est la montre B&R à transmettre à son petit-fils...AMHA




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C'est le marketing Patek ça Philippe

tomducat a écrit:

C'est le marketing Patek ça Philippe

ah bon ?
en tout cas, c'est juste mon avis

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marushin a écrit:

ouahou, superbe, tarif ?

16k€

Ouch...de toute beauté mais elle le fait payer

Ouch...de toute beauté mais elle le fait payer

korigan a écrit:

Ouch...de toute beauté mais elle le fait payer

Grave

korigan a écrit:

Ouch...de toute beauté mais elle le fait payer

Grave

tomducat a écrit:

C'est le marketing Patek ça Philippe

La preuve:

Spoiler:

Kronofred a écrit:

16k€

Je ne vais pas reposter 3000fois les memes photos partout dans le forum, alors voila une de mes favorite pour ce modele la