Ball Engineer Master II Diver GMT

Ball Engineer Master II Diver GMT is a clear representation of Ball's partnership with world-class explorers of every discipline has seen a range of commemorative watches that remain true to the company's mission of “accuracy under adverse conditions”.

Champion free diver Guillaume Néry has led Ball Watch Co. to create a series of watches with the serious diver in mind. His most recent record in July 2008, was set while wearing the Engineer Master II Diver GMT, one of his creations featuring Ball's micro gas tubes that provide unparalleled illumination in the depths of the sea where ambient light may be less than 1 percent.

This watch uses the automated ETA Caliber 2893-A2 with 25 jewels that vibrate at 28,800 times per hour. It has a 42-hour power reserve. The diamond-like carbon (DLC)-coated stainless steel case is 42mm in diameter with a height of 13.2mm. Virtually scratch-proof, the tough DLC coating gives the case an attractive gunmetal gray sheen.

Ball Engineer Master II Diver GMT features a bidirectionally rotating ring under crystal with a 60-minute scale, as well as a screw-down back and lock-in crown. It also contains a C.O.S.C chronometer. The face is made of anti-reflective sapphire crystal. The main functions are hours, minutes, sweep seconds; date between 4 and 5; and a second time zone.

With 53 self-powered micro gas tubes on the hands and dial that glow continuously up to 100 times brighter than phosphorous paint up to 25 years, the EH Trieste can be relied upon even during night diving.

Furthermore, the crowns operate underwater for adjustment to the time or elapsed minutes ring, and water resistance is up to 300m, with shock resistance to 5000Gs.The band made of black rubber completes this modern masterpiece.

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