Watches by Ball

In the late 1800s, Web C. Ball was tasked with establishing strict timekeeping standards across all American railroads to ensure the safety of passengers and employees. He introduced a set of guidelines known as “The Ball Standard” which included the use of highly accurate and reliable watches.

In the early 1900s, as Henry Ford built the groundbreaking Model T automobile, he often relied on a BALL pocket watch for precise timekeeping. His mechanical caliber, serial no. B2141130, was fine-tuned to Webb C. Ball’s commercial standard of accuracy.

Today, Ball Watch Company continues to produce high-quality timepieces that pay homage to their rich history. Ball watches are still known for their accuracy and reliability, making them a popular choice for those who require precise timekeeping in their professions or hobbies.