The new Vintage WW2 Military Tourbillon watch from Bell & Ross, in a limited edition of just 20 pieces, brings together four complications in a 45-millimetre diameter titanium case fitted with a protective cap. These are the tourbillon, precision indicator, regulator and power reserve, arranged in a cross on the dial. In particular, at 6 o'clock opens the tourbillon cage, made of pink gold, the rotation of which in one minute allows the Bell & Ross "&" symbol to serve as a small seconds hand; at 3 o'clock is a hand that moves over an arc to indicate the degree of precision of the movement depending on the barrel tension; at 12 o'clock is the regulator; and at 9 o'clock is the power-reserve indication (5 days), which completes the information provided by the precision indicator. The sapphire back reveals the bridges and plates in carbon fibre, a hi-tech material chosen for its robustness and lightness. The movement is mechanical with manual winding.
