BR-05 Blue Diamond Eagle 36MM: A Celestial Expression of Strength and Elegance

Contemporary and refined, the smallest BR-05 becomes precious with the BR-05 Blue Diamond Eagle 36MM, asserting a femininity that is both strong in character, symbolic, and dreamlike. Playing with contrasts, the latest addition to the BR-05 collection combines the geometric rigor of a square case with the delicacy of a round, jewellery-inspired dial recreating the Eagle constellation. Set against an aventurine sky, seven diamonds reproduce the exact position of each of the stars that trace the majestic silhouette of the eagle soaring across our summer nights.

The sky has inspired dreams since the dawn of time. With their gaze turned toward the star-studded firmament, humans have populated it with dreamlike and legendary creatures. Recognizable by the three aligned stars that form the bird’s head, the Eagle constellation (also called Aquila) can be observed in summer and early autumn in the Northern Hemisphere. Altair (whose name comes from the Arabic al-nasr al-ṭāʾir, meaning “the flying eagle”) is the brightest star in this constellation and one of the vertices of the Summer Triangle, which heralds the return of warm days. With its wings outstretched, the bird represents Zeus’s eagle in Greek mythology. It connects the heavens and humankind and perfectly symbolizes the DNA of Bell & Ross, inspired by aeronautics. The diamond-set Eagle constellation represents Bell & Ross’s signature: an elegant reference to the conquest of the skies, embodying power, freedom, and the ability to rise above.

˝The new BR-05 36MM stands out as an exceptional creation: a watch with a singular character, precious by essence, whose sovereign elegance is revealed in every detail. Its symbolic, poetic, and almost dreamlike dimension makes it far more than a timepiece a true work of horological art,˛ says Bruno Belamich, co-founder and Creative Director of Bell & Ross. The creation of this celestial tableau demonstrates the craftsmanship of Bell & Ross artisans.