The Bell & Ross Vintage 126 is a retro-design piece, but given B&R’s short history, the definition of vintage needs to be further discussed. In this video, I will present to you what I mean by that, the definition of vintage, the history of Bell and Ross and all of the watch’s details (case dimensions, bracelet, dial, functions, movement and price) as well as the other versions of this model. Since this is a “bicompax” watch, I will give a short explanation of that term as well.
Pictures of the Bell&Ross BR01 and BR03 from:
www.bellross.com
Pictures of the Bell&Ross by Sinn watch models from:
www.classicdriver.com
Picture of the Sinn 144 GMT from:
www.uhrforum.net
Picture of the Type Demineur from
www.bonhams.com
Picture of the Universal Geneve Tri-Compax Advertisment from:
www.uhrenkosmos.com
Comparison pictures of the different Vintage 126 versions with the different movements by courtesy of Deniz:
www.phase-de-lune.net/
www.chronomania.net/contenus/A...
This video was not sponsored and the video footage stems (if not explicitly specified otherwise) solely from my own watch.
Chapters:
0:00 The Definition of Vintage
0:57 History of Bell & Ross
1:53 Vintage 126 and the Different Versions
3:02 Case and Bracelet
4:32 Dial and Functions
5:43 Caseback and Movement
6:05 Price & Conclusion
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