The brilliant blue hue exuding from the dial of the Bell & Ross BR V2-93 GMT Blue would capture anyone’s eye — but it’s the inner machinations of this watch that will keep their attention. Powered by a BR-CAL.303 calibre automatic movement, this 41mm satin-polished steel timepiece tracks time in disparate locations by offering GMT functionality. Its bi-directional bezel hosts a 24-hour scale across its two-toned metallic blue and grey face for that purpose. The intricacies of its automatic movement can be admired thanks to Bell & Ross’ decision to use a sapphire case back. On its face, the glimmering Blue Sunray colorway of the dial serves as a canvas for numerals and indices with a white Super-Luminova finish.
Though it’s certainly made to look handsome, the BR V2-93 GMT Blue has much more substance. Among the indices is a second time hand with a 24-hour rapid-setting that operates independently from the primary hour hand. This enables the watch to keep track of GMT time for travelers and world citizens whose wanderlust transports them to different time zones regularly.