Graham Chronofighter
Discussion
Part of the pleasure of my job is the opportunity to wear some interesting watches every now and again. I've been wearing a Graham Chrono Fighter today and wondered what people's views of these are? It's certainly a "different" watch and I found it's getting more comments than most other Rolex watches I've worn, even the most obvious gold ones.
Surprisingly well made bit of kit in my opinion too, and I love the way the chrono lever works, really easy to use and has a lovely satisfying "click" to it unlike some normal chrono pushers
Here's a quick snap:

Would be interested to here people's opinions and if anyone else has one they'd like to share a pic of then feel free.
Surprisingly well made bit of kit in my opinion too, and I love the way the chrono lever works, really easy to use and has a lovely satisfying "click" to it unlike some normal chrono pushers
Here's a quick snap:
Would be interested to here people's opinions and if anyone else has one they'd like to share a pic of then feel free.
I've yet to see any model they sell that appeals, especially when they produce stuff like this..............
http://www.graham-london.com/en-gb/collection/swor...
I assume this one is only to be worn within the speed limit?
http://www.graham-london.com/en-gb/collection/tour...
They're 'heritage claim' on the Graham name usage is questionable too.
Stef
http://www.graham-london.com/en-gb/collection/swor...
I assume this one is only to be worn within the speed limit?
http://www.graham-london.com/en-gb/collection/tour...
They're 'heritage claim' on the Graham name usage is questionable too.
Stef
Vvroom said:
Miguel Alvarez said:
If it had a sensible looking crown that would be a nice watch IMO.
Completely agree. Crown mechanism is an awkward addition to what is, otherwise, a decent looking watch. I suppose newer watch companies need a 'point of difference' though don't they?
Looking at the dial a bit more it reminds me of that Chopard (I forget the model).
Adrian W said:
Weren’t there some issues with Graham build quality that didn’t do them any favours, also from what I’ve seen if you buy you are going to take a big hit, residuals are awful.
You're not wrong with the residuals. As I said, this watch retails around £6k but this one could be picked up now for less than £3k 2nd hand. Suddenly feeling like a lot of watch for the money?...... Miguel Alvarez said:
Yep I can't see the point in the crown function. It seems to be there for the sake of it.
Looking at the dial a bit more it reminds me of that Chopard (I forget the model).
The theory is that the thumb has a quicker reaction than the other digits to activate the chronographLooking at the dial a bit more it reminds me of that Chopard (I forget the model).
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