Ball Engineer Hydrocarbon Submarine Warfare Men's Black Watch DM2276A-S2CJ-BK

Movement

• Automatic caliber BALL RR1102-C
• Chronometer certified COSC

Functions

• 16 micro gas tubes on bezel, hour, minute and second hands and dial for night reading capability
• Hours, minutes, sweep seconds, day and date

Shock resistance

• 5,000Gs

Water resistance

• 300m/1000ft

Antimagnetic

• 80,000A/m

Case

• Titanium case and unidirectional rotating stainless steel bezel with gas tube inset or titanium case and unidirectional rotating stainless steel bezel in blue PVD with gas tube inset and Super LumiNova markings
• Ø 42mm, height 16.5mm
• Anti-reflective sapphire crystal
• Screwed-in crown
• Patented crown protection system
• Amortiser® patented anti-shock system

Band

• Tapered titanium and stainless steel bracelet with patented folding buckle with extension system

Dial

• Black 

Look closely at every BALL timepiece and you’ll see two boldly emblazoned letters: RR. Railroad. This enduring heritage stretches back more than 125 years to the age of powerful locomotives, burgeoning freedom and the obsession of Webb C. Ball, whose watchmaking expertise and high standards of precision revolutionized watchmaking and timekeeping forever. At his death, Webb C. Ball had contributed more than any other person in creating the performance and accuracy requirements for railroad watches. His work in crafting the most precise timepieces and instituting an inspection system was imperative and extraordinary. It not only improved railroad operations, it was an essential part of timekeeping’s foundation. With this heritage, BALL is continuing its role today as a key protagonist in the evolution of watchmaking history.