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Bell & Ross Space Mission: a spaceplane marks the minutes

On the BR-03 Space Mission, the Moon marks the hours and the spaceplane's nose the minutes. Automatic BR-CAL.325 provides 54 hours of reserve.

Published 17 October 20262 min read
BR-03 Space Mission
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The essentials first

In one minute

Case41 mm
CalibreBR-CAL.325
Power reserve54 h

Why it is interesting

The moving space scene preserves conventional two-hand logic, so its unusual design needs little decoding.

Things to consider

This is an artistic time display: the image of the Moon is not a moon-phase indication.

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Bell & Ross · BR-03 Space Mission

The model in detail

In coverage published on October 16, Bell & Ross extends the BR-03 Astro theme with the new Space Mission. Above a black aventurine plate, Earth and Moon are printed on a transparent rotating disc. The Moon acts as the hour marker and the spaceplane as the minute indicator, while an image of Mars completes the scene.

The black ceramic case measures 41 mm wide and 10.6 mm thick, with 100-metre water resistance. Production is limited to 999 pieces, at a European price of €4,990. The official page specifies delivery in mid-November.

Sources

Bell & Ross — BR-03 Space Mission: specificationsbellross.comMONOCHROME — Space Mission announcement, October 16monochrome-watches.com · 16 October 2026