Bell & Ross, established in 1992 by Bruno Belamich (Bell) and Carlos A. Rosillo (Ross), quickly gained recognition for producing functional and reliable timepieces inspired by the aviation industry. Their early success included the Space 1 model, the first automatic chronometer worn in space, and the iconic Bomb Disposal Type watch, renowned for its anti-magnetic case and precision. The brand's commitment to functionality led to groundbreaking achievements, such as the Hydro Challenger, boasting a record-breaking water resistance of 11,000 meters. Over the years, Bell & Ross has collaborated with elite military units to create specialized timepieces, adhering to the principle that "function shapes form." Today, the company's watch collections pay homage to military instruments of the past, with the Vintage, Marine, and Aviation families offering distinct designs tailored for specific fields of expertise. From the legible dials of the Aviation collection to the durable diving watches of the Marine collection and the retro-inspired pilot's watches of the Vintage collection, Bell & Ross continues to combine decades of watchmaking expertise with a dedication to serving professionals in various challenging environments. Operating from their La Chaux de Fonds facility in Switzerland, each Bell & Ross watch is meticulously crafted to meet the demands of bomb disposal units, pilots, divers, and astronauts