Bell & Ross BR Twelve O’Clock Limited Edition Set
By its very nature, time is a relative concept that man has always wanted to punctuate with markers. The development of watch mechanisms has enabled it to be measured precisely. With the creation of the BR Twelve O'Clock timepiece, Bell & Ross is rewriting the rules of traditional watchmaking by doing away with minutes and seconds. Find pricing and availability inside. Designed as an objet d'art, the BR Twelve O'Clock is an artistic interpretation of the Bell & Ross disk-based display. Primarily conceptual, it is a constantly evolving animated piece of art, indicating the exact time for only a fleeting moment.The BR Twelve O'Clock is a clock made up of 12 display watches, each mounted on a winder:? Each watch dial displays a number corresponding to an hour of the day: 1, 2, 3, etc. up to 12.? Each number is drawn on three concentric disks. As the disks rotate, the numbers become fragmented, making them illegible. You must wait until the disks are correctly positioned to be able

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