Fireman Victory - BALL NM2098C-S5J-SL

Name: Fireman Victory - BALL NM2098C-S5J-SL
Brand: Ball
SKU: nfhynxdzde
Price: 1310.00 GBP
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Great tribute to the railroads, the Fireman Victory proudly features a sophisticated Clou de Paris...

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Great tribute to the railroads, the Fireman Victory proudly features a sophisticated Clou de Paris pattern for the dial. Powered by the BALL RR1103 caliber, this three-hand piece features a date display between 4 and 5 o’clock, is water resistant to 100m/330ft and can resist shocks up to 5, 000Gs. In a desire to make this watch suitable for any occasion, an anti-reflective sapphire crystal and a screwed-in crown have been opted for. Made in a diameter of 40mm, this elegant model will delight every urban explorer. Suited for elegant evenings, the Fireman Victory will blow the minds in the dark and surprise everyone with its subtle luminosity. A total of 14 micro gas tubes have been placed on the hour and minute hands as well as the dial indexes. This state-of-the-art Swiss technology consists in encapsulating H3 gas in glass micro tubes. Light energy is released when the H3 molecules strike the internal colored surface of the tubes. The powerful light emitted naturally and continuously by the H3 gas means that you can read the time in pitch darkness. Furthermore, its luminosity is up to a hundred times more effective than other light sources commonly used in watchmaking. 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 ...