Bell & Ross BR-X

The technical laboratory of Bell & Ross

Under the name BR-X, Bell & Ross brings together the models in which the brand goes furthest technically. The line ranges from the BR-X1 with flying tourbillon through the BR-X2 with micro-rotor and the BR-X3 with power reserve indicator and panoramic date to the BR-X5, the first Bell & Ross to combine an integrated steel bracelet with a 70-hour power reserve. It uses materials not found elsewhere in the range: sapphire cases, carbon, DLC-coated titanium and luminescent ceramic.

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Bell & Ross BR-X prices at a glance

As of October 2026. Prices in euros.

  • from €5,845
  • Median €6,635
  • to €10,980
  • Models 13

The figures come from our own range and are recalculated every month.

BR-X5: The Integrated Sports Watch

The BR-X5 is the model with the highest production numbers in the line. It measures 41 millimetres, runs on the BR-CAL.323 calibre with a 70-hour power reserve and displays a panoramic date, power reserve indicator and central seconds. The strap is integrated into the case and can be changed without tools. It is offered in stainless steel, black-coated titanium, carbon and in the Lum versions, whose dial is fully coated with luminous material.

Tourbillon Models of the BR-X1 and BR-X2

The BR-X1 features a flying tourbillon in a skeletonised case made of titanium, ceramic or sapphire. In the BR-X2, Bell & Ross combines the tourbillon with a micro-rotor integrated into the movement plane, allowing a particularly slim profile. Both are made in small series; the sapphire versions reveal the mechanics completely.

BR-X3 with Power Reserve Indicator

The BR-X3 sits between the tourbillons and the BR-X5. It shows the remaining power reserve on a sector at three o'clock and the date as a panoramic display. The 41-millimetre case is available in stainless steel, titanium and carbon, along with special models such as the Night Vision with green luminous material and the Patrouille de France.

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