Introducing: Ball Engineer M Skindiver III Beyond
Long-time readers will no doubt have realized that, yes, I do have a thing for tritium tubes on watch dials. Particularly as the wider tubes have gotten more traction, I've…
Long-time readers will no doubt have realized that, yes, I do have a thing for tritium tubes on watch dials. Particularly as the wider tubes have gotten more traction, I've…
By now, you know about ProTek, right? I mean, we wrote about them here, and we also interviewed the man behind the brand, Barry Cohen, on the Hourtime Podcast. You…
When we hear of watch collaborations, we're accustomed to it being another brand from outside of the watch world, say, a clothing brand or perhaps something from the automotive world.…
When you're looking at watches regularly (as we do here), sometimes they can tend to be a blur, or perhaps a "just ok" watch with a particular feature or design…
If you're looking for the ultimate in nighttime visibility, you can look for several layers of luminous paint, fully luminous applied indices, or small glass vials filled with a radioactive…
Yesterday, we took another foray into the Ball Watch catalog, which of course features tritium tubes at the core of the design. While those are lovely to aspire to, we…
In the scope of the various watches that Ball offers, my tastes there have changed over time. First, I was drawn to their dials with numerals made up of tritium…
While I will admit that not every single release from Ball Watch lights up my tritium tubes, there have been a number of them as of late that really have…
As I've said before, I've long enjoyed what Ball has been producing. They're not the only brand producing watches with tritium on the dial, but they're doing the most interesting…
Ball is certainly no stranger to high-performance aviation. It's quite a road from their train days, but the same concept applies across the range - reliability and accuracy in adverse…