BALL
Engineer III Endurance 1917 GMT 42
Reference
NT2222C-P4C-GRC
Case
Stainless Steel
Dial
Green
Movement
Automatic
Power Reserve
42 hours
Water Resistance
10 ATM / 100 meters
Functions
Hours, Minutes, Date, Sweeping Seconds, Patented mechanical thermometric indication (range: from -35°C to 45°C)
All Specifications
Reference
NT2222C-P4C-GRC
Case Material
Stainless Steel
Case Size
42mm
Case Back
Closed
Dial Color
Green
Luminescence
Yes
Strap Material
Rubber
Strap Color
Black
Buckle Type
Pin
Movement
Automatic
Caliber
BALL RR1601, COSC Certified
Power Reserve
42 hours
Water Resistance
10 ATM / 100 meters
Functions
Hours, Minutes, Date, Sweeping Seconds, Patented mechanical thermometric indication (range: from -35°C to 45°C)
Description
BALL
, founded in 1891 by Webster Clay Ball in Cleveland, Ohio, has its roots in precision and reliability. After a catastrophic train collision in Kipton, Ohio, due to a faulty timepiece, Ball was appointed Chief Time Inspector. He established strict timekeeping standards for railroad chronometers, ensuring synchronized and accurate watches that revolutionized railroad safety.
Known for their rugged, functional designs,
BALL
became a symbol of reliability under adverse conditions. The brand pioneered innovations like anti-magnetic cases, shock resistance, and luminescent dials. Today,
BALL
continues its legacy of durability and precision, making modern timepieces with a nod to its railroad heritage.