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Ball Engineer Master II Pilot GMT 43.5mm
The “Engineer Master II” is the ultimate diving and sport watch with exceptional water resistance and exclusive inner rotating diving bezel fitted with luminous micro gas tubes.
Sleek, sophisticated, and timeless are but a few words that can easily describe the new Ball Engineer Master II Pilot GMT watch. This Swiss timepiece boasts rugged aesthetics but clean lines, and an effortless functionality that sets this model apart. The watch comes with a black crocodile leather strap, which is highlighted by bright red contrast stitching that underscores the vintage feel of the watch, while still maintaining a sporty feel. The most unique aspect of the Master II Pilot GMT is the dial, hands down. The design of the dial lends itself well to excellent legibility during low light conditions. It comes with 25 micro tubes of tritium gas.
One of the standout features of Ball watches is their use of tritium gas tubes, which provide a constant and reliable source of illumination in low light conditions. This technology was first used by Ball watches in the late 1800s and continues to be a defining feature of the brand today.
Duty Free Price: US$2,250.00
(Suggested Retail Price: US$2,500)
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Watches by Ball
Ball watches have a fascinating history intertwined with the American railroad. In the late 1800s, train accidents were an all too common occurrence due to inconsistent timekeeping across different railroads. This led to Webb C. Ball, a Cleveland jeweler and watchmaker, being appointed as the Chief Time Inspector for the railroad industry.
Ball was tasked with establishing strict timekeeping standards across all 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. The Ball Standard required watches to be accurate to within 30 seconds per week and have a second hand, a requirement that was not common at the time.
Ball collaborated with various watch companies to produce timepieces that met his standards, including Hamilton Watch Company and Waltham Watch Company. These watches became known as "Ball Watches" and were highly sought after by railroad personnel and collectors alike. The watches were also used by other industries that required precise timekeeping, such as aviation and military.
Today, Ball Watch Company continues to produce high-quality timepieces that pay homage to their rich history with the American railroad. The company's 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.
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