Bell & Ross has pulled the covers off one of its newest limited editions, the WW2 Tourbillon. The model draws a direct line between the history of aviation and the history of watchmaking, which is the brand’s home turf. The dial carries hours, minutes and seconds alongside two rarer sights: a mainspring tension indicator and a power reserve indicator. That tension gauge is the kind of detail collectors notice before they have even checked the price.
Only 20 pieces exist. Each one runs $135,900.
[ Watchtime ]
