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<strong>Ball Watch</strong> Trainmaster Cleveland Express. Named after the New York Central Railroad's express train, the "Cleveland Express." Inspired by the company's vintage desk watches produced around 1930.
<strong>Ball Watch</strong> Trainmaster Cleveland Express is COSC-certified chronometer. The dial features applied indices, each 0.4mm thick.
<strong>Ball Watch</strong> Trainmaster Cleveland Express. Features a substantial 41mm diameter x 12.5mm thick case for a three-hand model. Practical with day-date display. Pictured with a blue dial.
<strong>Ball Watch</strong> Top | Trainmaster Cleveland Express, automatic, SS case, crocodile strap | Bottom | Trainmaster Cleveland Express, automatic, SS case & bracelet
<strong>Ball Watch</strong> Trainmaster Cleveland Express. Equipped with 15 self-powered "micro gaslights" on the hands and indices.
<strong>Ball Watch</strong> Trainmaster Cleveland Express, automatic, 18K RG case, crocodile strap
<strong>Ball Watch</strong> Trainmaster Doctor's Chronograph, automatic, 18K RG case, crocodile strap
<strong>Ball Watch</strong> Trainmaster Doctor's Chronograph side view. A single push-button at 2 o'clock controls start, stop, and reset for the chronograph.
<strong>Ball Watch</strong> Engineer Master II Diver TMT side view. Features a crown at 2 o'clock (bi-directional rotating) to operate the inner bezel.
<strong>Ball Watch</strong> Engineer Master II Diver TMT. Equipped with 41 self-luminous "micro gaslights" on the inner bezel for exceptional visibility in darkness. Including hands and indices, a total of 53 micro gaslights are used.
<strong>Ball Watch</strong> Engineer Master II Diver TMT. The "micro gaslight" used in all current Ball Watch models encapsulates tritium gas in glass capsules. Unlike luminescent materials, they emit their own light day and night, ensuring outstanding visibility.
<strong>Ball Watch</strong> Engineer Master II Diver TMT was born from a collaboration with Guillaume Nery, a world-record-holding free diver. Available in a limited edition DLC (Diamond-Like Carbon) coated model (pictured), as well as a regular stainless steel version.
<strong>Ball Watch</strong> Engineer Master II Diver TMT, automatic, SS case, rubber strap
<strong>Ball Watch</strong> Engineer Master II Diver TMT. Features robust diver specifications with 300m water resistance, plus a mechanical thermometer at 6 o'clock.
<strong>Ball Watch</strong> Engineer Hydrocarbon Titanium, automatic, titanium case (Pictured showing the micro gaslights glowing in the dark)
<strong>Ball Watch</strong> Trainmaster Cannonball. The classical dial, with its beautiful enamel finish, is illuminated by 14 micro gaslights. (Pictured is a prototype and may differ from the current product)
<strong>Ball Watch</strong> Left | Trainmaster Cannonball, automatic, SS case, crocodile strap | Right | Trainmaster Cannonball, automatic, SS case & bracelet (Pictured is a prototype and may differ from the current product)
<strong>Ball Watch</strong> Trainmaster Cannonball. Features a black enamel dial and a stainless steel bracelet composed of delicate, linked segments. Uniquely equipped with a date display at 12 o'clock. (Pictured is a prototype and may differ from the current product)
<strong>Ball Watch</strong> Trainmaster Cannonball. Adopts a classical enamel dial inspired by the company's antique pocket watches. Its generous 43mm diameter makes a statement on the wrist. (Pictured is a prototype and may differ from the current product)
<strong>Ball Watch</strong> Trainmaster Cannonball. The crown design also evokes a classical aesthetic, inspired by pocket watches. (Pictured is a prototype and may differ from the current product)
<strong>Ball Watch</strong> Trainmaster Cannonball. A unique two-counter chronograph with a small seconds subdial at 3 o'clock and a 45-minute counter at 9 o'clock. The numeral at 7 o'clock is formed by the company's logo. (Pictured is a prototype and may differ from the current product)
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