Ball
BALL Watch Company is a prestigious Swiss watchmaker renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship, precision engineering, and adventurous spirit. Founded in 1891 by Webster Clay Ball, a visionary watchmaker known for setting rigorous standards for accuracy and reliability in timekeeping, the brand has a rich heritage deeply rooted in the history of American railroads. Ball watches are celebrated for their robust construction and impeccable accuracy, making them a favorite among explorers, adventurers, and professionals in demanding fields such as aviation, maritime exploration, and military service. Each timepiece is meticulously crafted to endure the harshest conditions while maintaining flawless performance. One of the hallmark features of BALL watches is their signature micro gas tubes, which provide unparalleled luminosity in low-light conditions, ensuring optimal readability even in the darkest environments. This innovative technology, combined with high-quality materials and Swiss precision movements, underscores BALL's commitment to excellence and innovation. Beyond their technical prowess, BALL watches also exhibit timeless elegance and sophistication in their design. From classic dress watches to rugged sports models, each timepiece reflects a perfect balance of form and function, making them equally suitable for everyday wear or special occasions. With a legacy spanning over a century, BALL continues to uphold its reputation as a symbol of precision, reliability, and adventure, earning the admiration of watch enthusiasts worldwide.
1891
Webster Clay Ball establishes the BALL Watch Company.
1893
Webster Ball introduces standardized timekeeping practices for American railroads, improving safety and accuracy.
1903
BALL Watch becomes the official timekeeper for the General Time Convention, solidifying its reputation for precision.
1913
The brand incorporates Swiss-made movements into its timepieces, enhancing accuracy and reliability.
1940'50'
BALL Watch gains popularity among professionals in various industries, including aviation, maritime, and military.
1993
The modern revival of BALL Watch begins under the ownership of a Swiss family, focusing on innovative designs and advanced technology.
2002
BALL Watch introduces its signature micro gas tube technology, providing unparalleled luminosity in low-light conditions.
Now
BALL Watch continues to uphold its legacy of precision, reliability, and adventure, earning the admiration of watch enthusiasts worldwide.
