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Fireman Victory MOP Ref. NM2098C-S26J-WHR
The Fireman Victory is one of the popular model from the Fireman collection. The finishing of the watch is finished to a high standard one will expect from Ball Watch Co. Victory'' is based on a minimalist design and is equipped with the specifications of accuracy, visibility, and waterproofness (100m water resistance) that are considered standard for wristwatches at a practical level suitable for daily use. With a slim design and a straight stainless steel bracelet, it can be worn as an accessory to add style to your wrist.
The Fireman Victory is powered by the Ball RR1103 automatic movement, which is a ETA 2824-2. Ball puts an emphasis on accuracy under adverse conditions. The Fireman is ISO1413 certified to withstand up to 5,000g of shock resistance.
The Fireman Victory MOP has a unique case design that is synonymous with other models from the Fireman classic collection that is an evolution of Ball watches from the past. Measuring 40mm wide, lug-to-lug of 48mm, and a height of 11.5mm the stainless steel body has a robust feel and weight that is meant to make it more of daily wear with some sporty desire, despite its dressier outlooks. The mid case is made of several parts to give it more dimensions. The polished bezel has a bevel with a sapphire crystal attached to it which is further enhanced with a magnifier and anti-reflective coating.
The 20mm lugs; polished on the side and fine satin brushed on the top are contoured for a comfortable fit. The screwdown crown at 3 is engraved with Ball's “RR” logo. Making this a good 100m water resistant, good enough for everyday wear.
The Fireman Victory has a simple and beautiful Mother Of Pearl dial that speaks class. As the name suggest, refers to the mother mollusc that produces pearls. Its unique characteristics include an iridescent shine, with unique sparkle of MOP makes this watch special. The primary index are applied steel markers, each with an embedded tritium tube. The markers are high polished and bevelled on both sides thus reflecting light adding on to the beauty.
One of the unique aspects of the Ball watches are their use of tritium gas tubes. The tubes have tritium gas inside which is radioactive, emitting electrons which react with a phosphor layer that coats the inside of the tube. The result is a constant emission of light. No more charging them by external light sources like conventional SuperLuminova. The Fireman Victory features 14 X T-25 tubes, one per hour marker and one per hand. Hours 1 – 11 all glow blue, while 12 and the hands glow yellow. Thanks to the difference in luminous color, time reading is easy in the dark.
The Fireman Enterprise is fitted with dauphine hands for the hours and minutes. Both are polished steel and feature long tritium gas tubes. The seconds hand is a thin steel stick with a tritium tube on one end and a "RR" logo on the other end. The attention to details throughout the watch are also shown in the 3 hands.
The attention to details continues through to the stainless steel bracelet. Each link is made out of 2 parts. A "U" part which is satin brushed and a high polished insert. The links are also fitted together by means of screw pins. The double fold clasp is also finished with a "RR" closure.
With the Fireman Victory MOP variation, Ball has created a watch that is individually unique, and destined to be a classic. Thin enough to fit under the sleeves for formal occasions and smart looking when you fold up the sleeves for the weekend.
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Ball Fireman Victory MOP Ref. NM2098C-S26J-WHR |
The Fireman Victory MOP has a unique case design that is synonymous with other models from the Fireman classic collection that is an evolution of Ball watches from the past. Measuring 40mm wide, lug-to-lug of 48mm, and a height of 11.5mm the stainless steel body has a robust feel and weight that is meant to make it more of daily wear with some sporty desire, despite its dressier outlooks. The mid case is made of several parts to give it more dimensions. The polished bezel has a bevel with a sapphire crystal attached to it which is further enhanced with a magnifier and anti-reflective coating.
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Ball's automatic caliber BALL RR1103 |
The Fireman Victory has a simple and beautiful Mother Of Pearl dial that speaks class. As the name suggest, refers to the mother mollusc that produces pearls. Its unique characteristics include an iridescent shine, with unique sparkle of MOP makes this watch special. The primary index are applied steel markers, each with an embedded tritium tube. The markers are high polished and bevelled on both sides thus reflecting light adding on to the beauty.
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White mother of pearl dial |
The Fireman Enterprise is fitted with dauphine hands for the hours and minutes. Both are polished steel and feature long tritium gas tubes. The seconds hand is a thin steel stick with a tritium tube on one end and a "RR" logo on the other end. The attention to details throughout the watch are also shown in the 3 hands.
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14 micro gas tubes on hour and minute hands and dial for night reading capability |
With the Fireman Victory MOP variation, Ball has created a watch that is individually unique, and destined to be a classic. Thin enough to fit under the sleeves for formal occasions and smart looking when you fold up the sleeves for the weekend.
| Maker | Ball Watch Company |
| Movement | Automatic caliber BALL RR1103 |
| Dial | White mother of pearl |
| Luminous | 14 micro gas tubes on hour and minute hands and dial for night reading capability |
| Case | Stainless steel |
| Crown type | Screwed-in crown |
| Lug width | 20mm |
| Crystal material | Anti-reflective sapphire crystal |
| Strap | Stainless steel bracelet with folding buckle |
| Water resistance | 100m |
| Dimensions | 40mm in diameter, 48.5mm lug to lug, 11.3mm thick |
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