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Style Number:
NM2198D-PGLCJWH
Also Called:
NM2198D-PG-LCJ-WH
Case Material:
18K Rose Gold (750)
Dial Color:
White Kiln Fired Enamel Dial With Painted Minutes Track And Old Style Arabic Numerals, Glass Micro Tubes Filled With Tritium Gas Which Emit a Vivid Glow
Engine:
Calibre ETA 2895-2 (Certified COSC Chronometer)
Functions:
Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Date, Small Seconds
Crystal Material:
Anti Reflective Sapphire
Bezel Material:
18K Rose Gold (750)
Water Resistance:
30m / 100ft (unsuitable for prolonged contact with water e.g. swimming, bathing)
Crown Material:
18K Rose Gold (750)
Calendar:
Date Display Window At The 3 o'clock Position
Power Reserve:
42-Hour Power Reserve
Watch Bracelet / Strap Material:
Brown Alligator Leather
Watch Clasp Material:
18K Rose Gold (750), Pin Buckle
Limited/Special Edition:
Limited Edition Of 149
Additional Information
The Ball watch company has been associated with the American railroads for more than one hundred years, and this relationship began when, following a spate of accidents due to very loose timing synchronicity between rail companies, efforts were finally made to eliminate these human errors by devising and establishing a system which would go a long way to prevent rail disasters in the United States, and which would soon be adopted nationwide.
As one of America’s most popular watch brands, the task fell to the Ball watch company and with this important commission, so began an association which would define the brand to this day.
Amongst their collections of hard wearing, highly practical instrument watches, the Ball Trainmaster is the company’s flagship collection, and the only range in which exotic metals are to be found and amongst it the Ball Trainmaster Flying Scotsman.
Encased in a beautiful solid 18Kt pink gold case with pronounced fluted crown, the Trainmaster Flying Scotsman is a superb limited edition tribute to one of railways’ most historic and enduring icons. Elegant and classical its polished rounded lines are clean, and with soldered gold lugs and broad bezel its 42mm case almost appears to be thrust forward.
Beneath the sapphire crystal the glassy sheen of a fired enamel dial is stunning, and its painted minutes track and old style arabic numerals, and recessed decentralised small seconds subdial add to the styling which recalls the 1930s and ‘40s, and the date window is at the 3.
Blued steel hands taper to a fine point, and introduce a touch of modern which is also a Ball signature: the tiny glass micro tubes, filled with tritium gas which in low light emit a vivid glow. These are also used for the hour indices and so in the dark, the hands and markers glow green, except for the 12 o’clock marker which is red.
To the rear, a sapphire glass reveals the ever reliable ETA 2895-2 automatic Swiss movement which beats within, and which has been certified a COSC chronometer ensuring exacting accuracy. The spinning of the gold inscribed rotor maintains the 42 hour power reserve.
The Ball Trainmaster Flying Scotsman is presented on a crocodile leather strap with 18kt gold pin buckle.
Ball Watch company was founded by the American jeweler Webster Clay Ball in 1891.
In 1891 there was a collision between two trains in Ohio, which occurred because an engineer's watch had stopped. The railroad officials commissioned Webb C. Ball as their Chief Time Inspector, in order to establish precision standards and a reliable timepiece inspection system for railroad chronometers.
He established strict guidelines for the manufacturing of sturdy, reliable precision timepieces especially for the railroads.
Ball's original jewelry business in Cleveland grew into the Ball Watch Company (currently headquartered in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland).
The company today manufactures a wide range of timepieces, and continues to manufacture watches for train engineers and conductors. They are well known for watches with Micro gas tube illumination (instead of SuperLuminova), anti-magnetic protection, shock resistance, crown protection systems and cold temperature endurance.
Watch Details
Style Number:
NM2198D-PGLCJWH
Also Called:
NM2198D-PG-LCJ-WH
Case Material:
18K Rose Gold (750)
Dial Color:
White Kiln Fired Enamel Dial With Painted Minutes Track And Old Style Arabic Numerals, Glass Micro Tubes Filled With Tritium Gas Which Emit a Vivid Glow
Engine:
Calibre ETA 2895-2 (Certified COSC Chronometer)
Functions:
Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Date, Small Seconds
Crystal Material:
Anti Reflective Sapphire
Bezel Material:
18K Rose Gold (750)
Water Resistance:
30m / 100ft (unsuitable for prolonged contact with water e.g. swimming, bathing)
Crown Material:
18K Rose Gold (750)
Calendar:
Date Display Window At The 3 o'clock Position
Power Reserve:
42-Hour Power Reserve
Watch Bracelet / Strap Material:
Brown Alligator Leather
Watch Clasp Material:
18K Rose Gold (750), Pin Buckle
Limited/Special Edition:
Limited Edition Of 149
Additional Information
The Ball watch company has been associated with the American railroads for more than one hundred years, and this relationship began when, following a spate of accidents due to very loose timing synchronicity between rail companies, efforts were finally made to eliminate these human errors by devising and establishing a system which would go a long way to prevent rail disasters in the United States, and which would soon be adopted nationwide.
As one of America’s most popular watch brands, the task fell to the Ball watch company and with this important commission, so began an association which would define the brand to this day.
Amongst their collections of hard wearing, highly practical instrument watches, the Ball Trainmaster is the company’s flagship collection, and the only range in which exotic metals are to be found and amongst it the Ball Trainmaster Flying Scotsman.
Encased in a beautiful solid 18Kt pink gold case with pronounced fluted crown, the Trainmaster Flying Scotsman is a superb limited edition tribute to one of railways’ most historic and enduring icons. Elegant and classical its polished rounded lines are clean, and with soldered gold lugs and broad bezel its 42mm case almost appears to be thrust forward.
Beneath the sapphire crystal the glassy sheen of a fired enamel dial is stunning, and its painted minutes track and old style arabic numerals, and recessed decentralised small seconds subdial add to the styling which recalls the 1930s and ‘40s, and the date window is at the 3.
Blued steel hands taper to a fine point, and introduce a touch of modern which is also a Ball signature: the tiny glass micro tubes, filled with tritium gas which in low light emit a vivid glow. These are also used for the hour indices and so in the dark, the hands and markers glow green, except for the 12 o’clock marker which is red.
To the rear, a sapphire glass reveals the ever reliable ETA 2895-2 automatic Swiss movement which beats within, and which has been certified a COSC chronometer ensuring exacting accuracy. The spinning of the gold inscribed rotor maintains the 42 hour power reserve.
The Ball Trainmaster Flying Scotsman is presented on a crocodile leather strap with 18kt gold pin buckle.
About Ball
Ball Watch company was founded by the American jeweler Webster Clay Ball in 1891.
In 1891 there was a collision between two trains in Ohio, which occurred because an engineer's watch had stopped. The railroad officials commissioned Webb C. Ball as their Chief Time Inspector, in order to establish precision standards and a reliable timepiece inspection system for railroad chronometers.
He established strict guidelines for the manufacturing of sturdy, reliable precision timepieces especially for the railroads.
Ball's original jewelry business in Cleveland grew into the Ball Watch Company (currently headquartered in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland).
The company today manufactures a wide range of timepieces, and continues to manufacture watches for train engineers and conductors. They are well known for watches with Micro gas tube illumination (instead of SuperLuminova), anti-magnetic protection, shock resistance, crown protection systems and cold temperature endurance.
This watch is the Ball Trainmaster Flying Scotsman NM2198D-PGLCJWH.
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This watch is guaranteed 100% authentic, has original serial numbers and is shipped in factory-fresh,
brand new, unworn condition with all manufacturer documentation and packaging.
Package contains watch manufacturer's certificate of authenticity (if such certificate is applicable,
and provided by the manufacturer), tags, stickers, boxes, and user manuals.
30 Day Returns
We will gladly accept returns within 30 days of receipt of delivery. Watches must be returned to us in
brand new, unworn and undamaged condition. All domestic purchases showing as "In Stock" under $3000 will
receive a full refund minus shipping fees. A 10% restocking fee will apply on all other orders.
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Two Year Warranty
We sell luxury timepieces at considerably lower prices than the manufacturers list price. Gemnation is not
an Authorized Ball Watch Dealer and is not affiliated with Ball. Authorized dealers are not permitted
to discount or sell watches on the Internet. For this reason, we choose not to be authorized watch dealers
for many of the brands that we sell.
Since we are not authorized dealers for many of the watch manufacturers, we may be unable to ship the original
watch manufacturers warranty. In all cases, however, we provide a Two Year Gemnation Warranty (active from the
date of purchase).
Gemnation utilizes a full-time Swiss-trained watchmaker who is licensed and trained to repair every brand and
model of watch that we sell. If we can supply the original warranty we provide this information in the individual
watch description.
Read More.
This watch is guaranteed 100% authentic, has original serial numbers and is shipped in factory-fresh,
brand new, unworn condition with all manufacturer documentation and packaging.
Package contains watch manufacturer's certificate of authenticity (if such certificate is applicable,
and provided by the manufacturer), tags, stickers, boxes, and user manuals.
We will gladly accept returns within 30 days of receipt of delivery. Watches must be returned to us in
brand new, unworn and undamaged condition. All domestic purchases showing as "In Stock" under $3000 will
receive a full refund minus shipping fees. A 10% restocking fee will apply on all other orders.
Read more.
We sell luxury timepieces at considerably lower prices than the manufacturers list price. Gemnation is not
an Authorized Ball Watch Dealer and is not affiliated with Ball. Authorized dealers are not permitted
to discount or sell watches on the Internet. For this reason, we choose not to be authorized watch dealers
for many of the brands that we sell.
Since we are not authorized dealers for many of the watch manufacturers, we may be unable to ship the original
watch manufacturers warranty. In all cases, however, we provide a Two Year Gemnation Warranty (active from the
date of purchase).
Gemnation utilizes a full-time Swiss-trained watchmaker who is licensed and trained to repair every brand and
model of watch that we sell. If we can supply the original warranty we provide this information in the individual
watch description. Read More.