The railroad is an iconic piece of engineering, critical to the establishment of America as we know it. By the end of 1883, the rail industry had agreed to divide the country into four time zones and had adopted standard time, with the public soon following suit. In the same year, a man named Clay Webb Ball was the first jeweller to use time signals and bring accurate time to Cleveland and he was eventually appointed chief inspector for the rail lines in 1891. It was his system that brought accuracy and uniformity of timekeeping to the railroads, resulting in railroad watches being recognised as STANDARD. This explains why the name is so well respected today.

The Engineer III takes the experience of the Ball brand and reinvents one of its classic collections in the most tasteful manner. What results is a functional beauty with technological advancements all executed in fine Swiss watchmaking traditions. Tried and tested reliability and a name synonymous with quality keeping you on track each and every day.

Core features of the Ball Engineer III Ohio:

• Each of the models has a mu-metal shield providing an anti-magnetism of 80,000 A/m.
• The models are water-resistant up to 100 metres.
• The models are also shock resistant to 5,000Gs.
• The sapphire glass has anti-glare layers and is scratch-resistant.
• The screw-in crown protects the mechanisms from water damage.
• 15 micro gas tubes on hands and indices illuminate at the push of a button.

Model specifications: NM9026C-S5CJ-BE

• A blue dial complements the model’s design. 
• The dial features luminescent dot indices and hands. 
• This model features a 40mm stainless steel case and bracelet.
• Features on this model include a magnified date aperture, hours, minutes and sweep seconds.
• This model is a COSC-certified chronometer. 
• Movement Type - Automatic.
• Calibre - BALL RR1103-C.