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Last year for Chrismukkah, we decided that Liz' main gift would be a Ball watch, the Lady Trainmaster 60 Seconds.
At 28.8mm, this is the smallest watch in the Ball Line. Like the Lady Fireman, it uses the 2671 movement, essentially a downsized 2824.
The see through back displays a nicely decorated movement, with the timekeeping to match.
Like my Moonphase and NightTrain before, it is once again meticulously finished with dead-on indices and again, nary a flaw under the 10x loupe.
The watch features 15 tritium T 25 tubes and I have caught Liz staring at them under the cover, just like us. Which is the biggest endorsement, I don't ever remember her sleeping in a watch, but she has had it on faithfully since mid December.
The strap is of higher quality than the men's straps (imo), and I always liked the barrel buckle.
If you are looking for a Ball for Mrs./GF, and she likes petite watches, I don't think you will find too many better choices then the Trainmaster 60 Seconds Lady model.
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At 28.8mm, this is the smallest watch in the Ball Line. Like the Lady Fireman, it uses the 2671 movement, essentially a downsized 2824.
The see through back displays a nicely decorated movement, with the timekeeping to match.
Like my Moonphase and NightTrain before, it is once again meticulously finished with dead-on indices and again, nary a flaw under the 10x loupe.
The watch features 15 tritium T 25 tubes and I have caught Liz staring at them under the cover, just like us. Which is the biggest endorsement, I don't ever remember her sleeping in a watch, but she has had it on faithfully since mid December.
The strap is of higher quality than the men's straps (imo), and I always liked the barrel buckle.
If you are looking for a Ball for Mrs./GF, and she likes petite watches, I don't think you will find too many better choices then the Trainmaster 60 Seconds Lady model.
