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Clock Ball Engineer Hydrocarbon Arctic Chronometer Limited Edition
10/08/2015
Model dedicated to the conquerors of mountain peaks
On July 14, 1865, a group of climbers under the leadership of Edward Wimper conquered the Alpine Top Matterhorn, rising along the ridge of Hörnley to a height of 4478 meters above sea level. After just three days, Jean-Antoine Carrel and Jean-Baptist Bih managed to conquer the vertex of Matterhorn on the ridge of Lyon. Cooking of discovers Ball has devoted its new model Engineer Hydrocarbon Arctic Chronometer Limited Edition. Watches that provide readings in the dark at -40 degrees are released by a limited series of 1000 copies.
A model with a COSC certified mechanism is ready to resist loads up to 5000 g, magnetic fields up to 4,800 A / m and has water resistance to 1000 meters. The body with a height of 13.25 mm is fixed on a textile strap that can be replaced with a steel bracelet. The diameter of the steel case with ceramic burdens is 42 mm.
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