BALL Watch Company· DiverRef. DM2276A-S3CJ-BKEngineer Hydrocarbon Submarine Warfare, Black dial
The Engineer Hydrocarbon Submarine Warfare, reference DM2276A-S3CJ-BK, is a 42 mm titanium diver from BALL's Engineer Hydrocarbon line, water-resistant to 300 m. This reference pairs a black dial with a tapered titanium and stainless steel bracelet with patented folding buckle & extension system. It runs on the automatic BALL RR1102-C, certified as a chronometer by COSC. 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.
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