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  • rukas
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    Originally posted by TanWL View Post
    Well my love for Ball watch are tritium tubes, case back design, shock resistance, quite accurate in timing, built quality and its history. Different strokes for different folks.

    I won't say those reviews are wrong but I think we need to put them in the right perspective (are they bias to certain brands) and also what does it mean by "true watch maker". Does a "true watch maker" really make every single parts of their watch? I believe some do but most not as it will not be economical to produce small volume.
    Although Ball use ETA, at least they took the effort to tune the movement to be as precise as possible, the case designer design the case to withstand shock and survive under adverse condition. To me these are innovation and value that surpasses certain bigger brands.
    To me the year of the watch being introduced is not a concern as it shows that it is well liked and that's why they are still in production. For me I still prefer some of their older design which has stop production.
    Well this are just my personal take base on your concern and I will always take watch reviews with a pinch of salt.
    Tan

    Wise thought. Thank you for sharing. Agreed, there will be always lovers and haters in no matter what brand.its all about how we personally feel.

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  • BenCheong
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    TanWL, we shared the same view.

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  • TanWL
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    Well my love for Ball watch are tritium tubes, case back design, shock resistance, quite accurate in timing, built quality and its history. Different strokes for different folks.

    I won't say those reviews are wrong but I think we need to put them in the right perspective (are they bias to certain brands) and also what does it mean by "true watch maker". Does a "true watch maker" really make every single parts of their watch? I believe some do but most not as it will not be economical to produce small volume.
    Although Ball use ETA, at least they took the effort to tune the movement to be as precise as possible, the case designer design the case to withstand shock and survive under adverse condition. To me these are innovation and value that surpasses certain bigger brands.
    To me the year of the watch being introduced is not a concern as it shows that it is well liked and that's why they are still in production. For me I still prefer some of their older design which has stop production.
    Well this are just my personal take base on your concern and I will always take watch reviews with a pinch of salt.

    Originally posted by rukas View Post
    Hey, Hi
    Thank you for the reply

    I did buy the watch because i love it and because of the good movement as well - ETA 7750, Was considering between glycine airman, Tag aquaracer and Ball
    However once i bought it i have been reading mixed reviews on Ball watches being straightly just using the ETA, being called more of a case designer then a true watch maker.
    I know i cant believe most things i read online so wanted to ask folks here what they really feel about ball watches.The fireman Ionosphere introduced in 2008 that i have bought after 6 years now, not sure if thats a good idea

    Haha - simply confused

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  • rukas
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    Originally posted by rukas View Post
    Hey, Hi
    Thank you for the reply

    I did buy the watch because i love it and because of the good movement as well - ETA 7750, Was considering between glycine airman, Tag aquaracer and Ball
    However once i bought it i have been reading mixed reviews on Ball watches being straightly just using the ETA, being called more of a case designer then a true watch maker.
    I know i cant believe most things i read online so wanted to ask folks here what they really feel about ball watches.The fireman Ionosphere introduced in 2008 that i have bought after 6 years now, not sure if thats a good idea

    Haha - simply confused
    any advice

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  • rukas
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    Hey, Hi
    Thank you for the reply

    I did buy the watch because i love it and because of the good movement as well - ETA 7750, Was considering between glycine airman, Tag aquaracer and Ball
    However once i bought it i have been reading mixed reviews on Ball watches being straightly just using the ETA, being called more of a case designer then a true watch maker.
    I know i cant believe most things i read online so wanted to ask folks here what they really feel about ball watches.The fireman Ionosphere introduced in 2008 that i have bought after 6 years now, not sure if thats a good idea

    Haha - simply confused

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  • TanWL
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    Do you like to share what is it that you don't about this watch?
    My said hi.

    Originally posted by rukas View Post
    Hi sorry to budge in this thread
    I have just recently bought a Ball Fireman Ionosphere with leather strap
    not sure if i made a mistake in impulse - looks like the watch been around for sometime since 2008, i bought it at AD in 2014
    what do you guys think of the watch

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  • rukas
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    Hi sorry to budge in this thread
    I have just recently bought a Ball Fireman Ionosphere with leather strap
    not sure if i made a mistake in impulse - looks like the watch been around for sometime since 2008, i bought it at AD in 2014
    what do you guys think of the watch

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  • ballwatch@sin
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    Hi Jeff,

    Yes , we have the trainmaster officer value at $3300.

    Originally posted by JeffLim View Post
    Hi,
    Is there a new model under trainmaster that is manual winding?
    Any phot to share and the Retail price?

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  • JeffLim
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    Hi,
    Is there a new model under trainmaster that is manual winding?
    Any phot to share and the Retail price?

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  • fidoDido
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    Originally posted by ballwatch@sin View Post
    Hi ,

    We have the almost similar looking watch in Man size. It is Eng Hydrocarbon Ceramic XV
    I prefer the design of the ceramic midsize but pity the size is a tat small for my liking.
    If the design of the midsize is available in more than 40mm, tt would be nice...

    Happy holidays...

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  • ballwatch@sin
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    Hi ,

    We have the almost similar looking watch in Man size. It is Eng Hydrocarbon Ceramic XV
    Originally posted by fidoDido View Post
    The Engineer Hydrocarbon Ceramic Midsize looks good. Nice

    Pity the size seems a little small....

    Gotta put it on to get a good feel of it.
    Last edited by ballwatch@sin; 01-11-12, 11:15 AM. Reason: Add in more item

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  • fidoDido
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    The Engineer Hydrocarbon Ceramic Midsize looks good. Nice

    Pity the size seems a little small....

    Gotta put it on to get a good feel of it.

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  • ballwatch@sin
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    Retail price $3150

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  • ballwatch@sin
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    New Fireman Ionosphere Limited Edition 600pcs

    Dear All,

    New Limited Edition Fireman Ionosphere, 600 worldwide.
    Model: CM1090C-S1J-BK
    Case: 43mm
    Functions: Chronograph with day & date
    Shock-resistant to 5000Gs
    Water Resistant: 100m

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  • ballwatch@sin
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    For more information on our new product please visit our new Ball website

    http://www.ballwatch.com/

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