Ball Watch: A Wedding Gift for Him
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She gets the diamond engagement ring, the diamond wedding band, and often a sparkling wedding gift, but what does he get? A growing trend among young couples is the wedding gift for him – a watch that will last a lifetime.
Enter the Ball Fireman, a timepiece with American roots, Swiss credentials, and generations of value. It’s the watch that he will be proud to wear at the altar and the watch that he will, one day, pass down to his son.
For the uninitiated, Ball Watch Company started in Cleveland in the 1890s. Its founder Webster C. Ball was appointed Chief Time Inspector of the US railroad system, and his timepieces were standard issue to all conductors.
Ever heard the phrase “On the Ball”? You guessed it; it originated based on the exacting standards of Ball Watch and the US train system. That legacy lives on today with every Ball Watch, each bearing the “RR” signifying “Railroad Official” as the counterweight on the second hand.
For the bride-to-be, giving a quality, automatic timepiece, much like a diamond ring, signifies a promise and commitment to your partner and acts as a continual reminder of your love.
The Ball Fireman, sporty but classic, rugged but refined, is top of its class for value and function. Priced under $1200, this watch is sure to wow him on his wedding day.
Enter the Ball Fireman, a timepiece with American roots, Swiss credentials, and generations of value. It’s the watch that he will be proud to wear at the altar and the watch that he will, one day, pass down to his son.
For the uninitiated, Ball Watch Company started in Cleveland in the 1890s. Its founder Webster C. Ball was appointed Chief Time Inspector of the US railroad system, and his timepieces were standard issue to all conductors.
Ever heard the phrase “On the Ball”? You guessed it; it originated based on the exacting standards of Ball Watch and the US train system. That legacy lives on today with every Ball Watch, each bearing the “RR” signifying “Railroad Official” as the counterweight on the second hand.
For the bride-to-be, giving a quality, automatic timepiece, much like a diamond ring, signifies a promise and commitment to your partner and acts as a continual reminder of your love.
The Ball Fireman, sporty but classic, rugged but refined, is top of its class for value and function. Priced under $1200, this watch is sure to wow him on his wedding day.
