Ball Trainmaster One Hundred Twenty
Ball Watch Co. celebrates 120 years of accuracy under adverse conditions with the Trainmaster One Hundred Twenty. Combining a dressy look, a solid 18K gold case, and Ball’s trademark micro gas tubes for excellent nighttime visibility, the Trainmaster One Hundred Twenty elegantly combines history and technology. Find wallpaper and pricing inside. In April, 1891, 120 years ago, two trains collided head-on at the depot in Kipton, Ohio, in what became known as the Kipton Fast Mail train tragedy. Several people were killed. As the story goes, an engineer’s slow watch may have been the cause. The incident prompted Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad to enlist Webb C. Ball to investigate timing conditions and to develop an inspection system to insure such a tragedy would never occur again. This lead to the creation of the Ball Time Service, and to the implementation of standardized practices for pocket watch manufacturing to assure dependable and accurate timepieces. Soon pe

Need help to make decision
I used to have 5980/1a black dial and 5712r But I sold them,Now I've 5960/1a 5167r and 5110gI'm considering to get 5205r black dial or 5980r It really hard to make decision , what do you think ?Thanks *_*

5711 white dial??
Good Day All,So it has been out for a while now, what is everyone's thoughts on the new 5711 White dial?I am really starting to like it, I only got to try it on once so far they seem to be very few out in the wild;Thanks and Take care,Eric

Incoming number 2 116519ln oysterflex
It was just a Matter of time.Always wanted a Paul newman dial on ceramic and if all I needed was to add a few thousands dollars for this dial and wg, its a job well done.The oysterflex really curves down and beats rubberb and everest all day everyday.Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

14060 vs 14060m
Hey everybody. I'm well on my way in my quest to get my Sub No-Date (1/3 the way there to be exact ) And I came accross something that I just couldnt find anywhere. I know they had non cosc 14060's and 14060M's but what is the difference between them. I thought this would have been discussed on here but I couldnt find it. There is probably some difference in the movement or something but I just need someone to enlighten me on the details. Also, based on whatever the diferences are would it be worth it to add the extra cash to get the M or just get the older model. Thanks in advance for your insight!