[ via Graham ]

The new Graham Chronofighter was inspired by the English fighting forces, and although it is called a Diver, it was originally designed for combat pilots, wearing gloves. That is the reason for the massive left-handed fast-action start/stop lever. The 47 mm case is stainless steel with a PVD carbide treatment. The dial is black and orange and the caseback is solid, with the royal marine crown emblem. The movement is automatic mechanical G1732. The watch is a diver watch, even though it was originally intended for use by pilots, and has a water-resistance of 1000 meters. It is currently available for a retail price of $11,000 USD.

Posted by Jason Pitsch at 10:22 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)

[ via Graham ]

Here is a shot of the stainless steel 46 mm Graham Swordfish with a black hard treatment. It is water resistant to 100 m/330 ft and comes in either left or right hand versions. There are only 500 left and 500 right models being made.

Posted by Jason Pitsch at 11:06 PM | Permalink | Comments (2)

{ via TheBritishMasters ]

This looks like a nice watch from Graham, but the pushpiecs and crown look like they might be a little uncomfortable. Especially considering that the case is 44mm. The carbon fibre dial and black rubber strap with a tire tread are a nice touch though. This watch features a second time zone, a flyback chonograph, a big date at 6 o'clock and a water resistance of 100m. Oh and as far as the name, Grand Siverstone Woodcote, I have no clue what they were thinking there.

Posted by Jason Pitsch at 11:07 AM | Permalink | Comments (3)

Bling bling! Here is a watch that will be introduced at Baselworld 2007 from a watch company I have never heard of called Graham. I like the white theme and the secondary bezels are a very nice touch, but I am sure this watch will be very limited and very pricey.

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