Bell & Ross By Sinn chronograph Owner Review : Adventurous, robust and historical

I have always been a fan of the Sinn brand and tool watches in general, much less of B&R for which I have no real interest. But this association of the two, produced in the 90s based on the Chrono 144, definitely won me over. This chrono is not a dress watch, it is thick and heavy, has presence on the wrist with its fake integrated bracelet look, but it exudes a crazy charm, notably due to the combination of the tritium patinated indexes and those of the fluorescent orange chrono. The absence of a tachymeter bezel overhanging the case is also an important point, aesthetically I prefer it internal and on the flange as here.