It’s been a while since I last discussed Bell Ross watches on my blog. Typically, I focus on reviewing high-volume sellers from brands like Rolex, Audemars Piguet, and Panerai. While Bell Ross doesn’t rank among these top sellers, certain models occasionally capture my interest due to their distinctive military heritage. Today, I’m presenting a unique Bell Ross replica—the BR03-94-GR-ST/SCA—whose manufacturer remains unknown, as few factories produce Bell Ross replicas in large quantities. This grey-cased and grey-dialed timepiece is certainly noteworthy.
The 42mm × 42mm case, with a slim 14mm thickness, features an all-brushed, micro-sandblasted finish across its surfaces, including the bezel, lugs, and chronograph pushers. The case back, also sandblasted, bears engravings like “AVIATION TYPE / MILITARY SPEC.,” indicating the genuine watch’s adherence to military standards. The case’s grey hue closely matches the dial’s color, creating a cohesive aesthetic.
The dial appears to use a sandwiched construction, with a micro-sandblasted upper grey disc and skeletonized hour markers, including prominent “12” and “6” numerals. Beneath, cyan luminescence coats the plate and hands, ensuring strong green lume in darkness. The subdials at 3 and 9 o’clock—small seconds and a 30-minute chronograph—stand out against the expansive grey backdrop.
Paired with a wide black leather strap adorned with the Bell Ross logo, the watch also includes complimentary black nylon straps and a toolkit, enhancing its practicality and style.
