BALL

Roadmaster Pilot GMT Meteorite

Reference
DG3038A-S9CJ-MSL
Case
Stainless Steel
Dial
Gray
Movement
Automatic
Water Resistance
30 ATM / 300 meters
Functions
Hours, Minutes, Central Seconds, Date, Second Time Zone

All Specifications

Reference
DG3038A-S9CJ-MSL
Case Material
Stainless Steel
Bezel Material
Ceramic
Case Size
40mm
Case Back
Open
Dial Color
Gray
Luminescence
Yes
Strap Material
Stainless Steel
Buckle Type
Folding Clasp
Movement
Automatic
Caliber
BALL RR1204-C COSC
Water Resistance
30 ATM / 300 meters
Functions
Hours, Minutes, Central Seconds, Date, Second Time Zone

Description

The Roadmaster Pilot GMT series by BALL Watch Company features two notable technical advancements designed for modern travelers. These include quick-set buttons that allow the local 12-hour hand to adjust without stopping the seconds hand and a quick-jump date function that sets the date without cycling the hour hand. Additionally, the watch has a virtually scratchproof ceramic bezel, bright micro gas lights, and chronometer-grade precision, making it an ideal travel companion.

This limited edition series of only 1,000 pieces, features outstanding luminosity due to BALL’s unique tritium gas technology, which provides an extraordinary glow in darkness. The luminosity is further enhanced by Super-LumiNova coating on the ceramic bezel, ensuring three time zones can be read easily in total darkness. The quick-set buttons at 8 and 10 o’clock enable the local time to jump backward or forward in one-hour increments without affecting the other hands, while the triangular-tipped GMT hand remains unchanged, indicating the home or reference time.

The quick-jump date function adds to the watch’s convenience. The traditional crown at 3 o’clock allows the date of the local time zone to be changed without the need to circle the dial with the local 12-hour hand. This function ensures that the date automatically advances when the local 12-hour hand crosses midnight. Manual date adjustment using the crown is only necessary in months with less than 31 days or when the local 12-hour hand is moved backward.