Bell & Ross opens its first boutique in Paris

Teamspeed is thrilled to announce the opening of our partner Bell & Ross's new boutique in Paris. This is the first Bell & Ross store in France and the eighth one worldwide. We wish them the best of luck with this new retail space.

After several store openings in 2010 and 2011 (seven stores in Asia and in the Middle East), Bell & Ross continues its development strategy with the opening of its first boutique in Paris, the birthplace of the brand.

“France is a very dynamic market, with sophisticated and demanding consumers. This much awaited Parisian opening will allow us to offer collectors a broader watch selection in a setting reflecting the brand’s aesthetic principles as well as provide customers individualized service,” states Carlos Rosillo, President of Bell & Ross.

The Store is located in the Village Royal, in the heart of the Madeleine District. The Village Royal is a very refined and prestigious location steeped in history and home to many luxurious brands… a timeless place…

The Bell & Ross Parisian store reflects the identity and principles that define Bell & Ross watches: pure lines and a timeless elegance.

The boutique’s glossy black windows paired with Wenge wooden panels set the tone, a modern yet intimate atmosphere conducive to relaxation and discovery.

Customers are invited to make themselves comfortable in the leather armchairs so they can discover the entire Bell & Ross collection from its AVIATION, MARINE, and VINTAGE lines to its exceptional BR01 Tourbillon models.

In the future Bell & Ross collectors and enthusiasts will also be able to purchase timepieces exclusive to the Paris boutique. This latest opening is an important strategic step in the Brand’s history and is a testament to the Brand’s continued international development.

Bell & Ross Store
Le Village Royal
25 rue Royale
75008 Paris
00+ 33 (1) 40 07 98 52

 

Very nice! I love these watches and may make one my next acquisition.

Good luck in Paris!

 

need to stop by this place....

 

Amazing renders!

 

Congrats in Paris, would like to visit one day!