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Old 27 December 2007, 05:57 AM   #1
bbqbrew
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Ball Hydrocarbon Diver a bargain!

I have owned my Ball Hydrocarbon Diver for a few months now and just love it. I paid $1350 for it shipped nib and think it offers more bang for the buck than just about any watch I have owned. I was certain I was going to get a 42mm Planet Ocean and would still love to have a good used one one of these days. However, This one nib for that price was just talking to me. The look is very legible day and night. The extra wide tritium tubes just make for a great look in any light. I love that they put the date between the markers so that the symmetry of the dial is not compromised. It is also great for dress or sport due to a little more polish and the guilloche dial. It also keeps better time than any other mechanical I have owned(three rolexes on that list).
I now own three Ball watches along with a couple of Rolex and think they offer a lot of watch for the money or just period. I know the pics are not great but I just wanted to share as another great alternative.
Thanks for looking
Chris
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