Back in 2003, when the Bell & Ross BR01 model was still a fresh pup, the brand released this Diver 300 Chronograph watch. The watch is a great looking dive style watch that bridges a look between the model times versus the old look. True to the brand, this watch is an effortlessly attractive watch with a simple presentation and an eye for details. Functional in feeling, the Diver 300 watch is a great looking daily used watch.   The case is made of stainless steel with a nice mixture of polished and brushed surfaces. The size is 40mm wide, which might be too small for some, and perfect for most people. The case with a sapphire crystal, boasts a water resistance to 300 meters. The look the case comes on the metal bracelet is quite appealing. The specific bracelet is on a few other Bell & Ross watches and is really very fantastic. The bracelet is a little bit hard to see, but the middle link is polished while the outside links are brushed. The watch has an all steel engraved bezel, and you may notice that it is an interesting mix of an aviator and diver style bezel in design. This Bell & Ross Diver 300 model comes in three variants of the dial-white, black, and black with white chronograph sub-dials. The dial looks great and clean. You can tell the time and use the chronograph function easily. Vintage looking Arabic numerals and other hour markers are put on this quite contemporarily metal-feeling dial. It is interesting that the hands are also a mix between two genres as well. Inside this watch is a Swiss ETA Valjoux 2894-2 automatic movement. The subsidiary seconds dial has been removed for the bi-compax look. From my perspective, this Bell & Ross Diver 300 watch well combine the vintage elements into a modern metal body, and presenting in a simple and clean look. I would turn to replica watches for replica Bell and Ross. I’m pretty sure I can find this model from the imitation watch market.