History of Ball
Webb C. Ball was summoned to testify when there was a collision between trains at Kipton, Ohio in 1891. His intervention, which included establishing strict guidelines for manufacturing timepieces with resistance to magnetism and reliable timekeeping in 5 positions, became the driving force behind standardizing the watch industry worldwide.(When a train arrived precisely on time, trainmasters would say “That guy's ‘on the Ball’" and an American idiom was born).
Today's Ball watches are equipped with patented, Ball-engineered self-powered micro gas light technology that illuminates their watches for 25 years. Their other innovations include 7,500 G force shock resistance, -40 Celsius temperature rating, and 12,000A/m magnetic field resistance. Since 1891, Ball watches have proven their famous standard of "Accuracy Under Adverse Conditions."
Technical specifications:
Model : NM2090C-SJ-BKWH
Style : FIREMAN I I
Movement: ETA Cal. 2824-2 25 jewels Swiss Automatic.
Crystal: Sapphire. Anti-Glare treated. Flat profile.
Dial: Black color. Red Arabic numerals. 14 micro gas light (3H) tubes on hour, minute handsand dial for night reading capability.
Functions: Date calendar, window display.
Crown: Factory Logo engraved/embossed. Sport style, screw-down (threaded).
Band: Satin finish. Solid Stainless steel.
Clasp: Traditional tang style. Factory Logo engraved/embossed.
Case: Satin finish. Solid Stainless steel.
Case Back: Screw-down style ( threaded ). Factory Engraved/Raised Logo.
Case Size: Diameter 43mm. Thickness 12mm.
Water Resistance: 100m/330ft /10atm.Shock resistance: 5,000Gs.
Guaranteed authentic and brand new with serial numbers, all original Ball manuals, warranty and packaging included.
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