Getting the right inspiration for a new, interesting timepiece is quite a challenge for any watch brand nowadays, but the brilliant designers from Bell & Ross always manage to surprise us with something completely unexpected. The watchmaker’s AeroGT collection has just received a new stylish addition, straying away from the brand’s military roots and focusing on supercars.

The BR03-94 Aerogt Orange Skeleton comes with a skeletonized version of the automatic chronograph movement, proudly showing off its inner mechanics, with sharp and angular bridges that are reminiscent of the chassis that surrounds the engine of a supercar. The automatic movement, called calibre BR-CAL.319, also displays the striking orange color on the tachymeter scale surrounding the dial, and also on the accents on the hands and the tracks. This impressive calibre works at a 4Hz frequency and it’s backed up by 42 hours worth of power.

Last but not least, the 42 mm stainless steel, brushed and polished case used for the Bell & Ross BR03-94 AeroGT Orange comes with the signature round-within-a-square shape, that’s so dear to the brand. The case will handle 100-meter deep waters, with a perforated leather strap and a steel pin-buckle finishing everything off.  This new Bell & Ross BR03-94 AeroGT Orange is a rather cool watch, and the EUR 7,900 price tag will not take that away from it.

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