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Engineer Hydrocarbon AeroGMT II Meteorite (42mm), Meteorite dial (DG2018C-S21C-MSL)

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USD4,899

The Engineer Hydrocarbon AeroGMT II Meteorite (42mm), reference DG2018C-S21C-MSL, is a 42 mm stainless steel watch from BALL's Engineer Hydrocarbon line, water-resistant to 100 m. This reference pairs a meteorite dial with a tapered stainless steel bracelet with patented folding buckle with extension. It runs on the automatic BALL RR1201-C, certified as a chronometer by COSC. BALL lists it as a limited edition of 1,000. COSC is the Swiss chronometer-testing office: a certified movement has been checked for rate over several days, in several positions and at several temperatures.

Movement
BALL RR1201-C
Case
42 mmStainless steel
Water
100 m
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Specifications

Case
Construction
Bidirectional rotating curved sapphire bezel with micro gas tubes for night reading capability, dome-shaped anti-reflective sapphire crystal, patented crown protection system
Diameter
42 mm
Material
Stainless steel
Lug width
21 mm
Lug to lug
54 mm
Water resistance
100 m
Movement
Caliber
BALL RR1201-C
Complications
Date, GMT
Dial & strap
Dial
Meteorite
Strap / bracelet
Tapered stainless steel bracelet with patented folding buckle with extension
Catalogue
Tier
Premium

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