BR 03-92 Diver Tara

The Tara Ocean Foundation is a notable French organization holding the status of a Special Observer at the United Nations. Over the past two decades, it has been dedicated to researching ocean biodiversity and raising awareness about pollution in both the public and policymaking spheres.

Of particular note is the blue ceramic case, which retains its high-quality construction and sharp aesthetics, as expected from Bell & Ross. It manages to preserve the intricate details of the standard steel case, despite the inherent challenges of working with ceramic. These cases are produced by G&F Chatelain, a case manufacturer associated with Bell & Ross – Chanel owns this casemaker and has a stake in the watchmaker.

BR 03-94 Blacktrack

The BR 03-94 draws inspiration from a recent creation by the brand, the Blacktrack BT-06 motorcycle, a collaborative endeavor between Bell & Ross and the renowned French product designer Sacha Lakic. As a result, the watch is elegantly adorned in an all-black attire with a dash of red, mirroring the exquisite aesthetics of the motorbike.

Inside the 42 mm black ceramic case is the BR-CAL.301, essentially an ETA 2894, with an ETA 2892 base topped by a Dubois-Depraz chronograph. The BR 03-92 Diver Tara also houses an ETA-based movement, the BR-CAL.302, a rebranded Sellita SW300. Both movements have stood the test of time and are admittedly no-frills, although they perform reliably. Their basic nature might create the impression that the watch is somewhat costly, although it’s reasonable to argue that the ceramic case could partially justify the cost.

Bell & Ross BR 03-92 Diver Tara specs and price

Bell & Ross BR 03-94 Blacktrack specs and price