Graham watches have the hall mark of English on them. The
name Graham takes back to an illustrious tradition of English watch making that
takes you to Fleet Street in London
to the year 1673 when he George Graham was born. So, when you adorn yourself in
a Graham watches you are wearing an illustrious tradition of the Anglo-Saxon
race that had ruled the major part of the world till the end of the colonial
days.
Love for adventure was is certainly a unique British trait
and it is even today. Watch making was an adventure for Graham. More than the
desire to make money the adventure in horology feasted the innermost realms of
his mind and heart. This great man made many inventions but did not care to go
for a patent. He created the first stopwatch. He made the mercury pendulum that
made the clocks more accurate in all weather conditions. He built the master
clock on Greenwich Royal Observatory. There is an escape movement name after
him known as the Graham Escapement. With so much to boast of, the fame of Graham
watches are easily understood.
The company has made many distinguished watches like Tourbillograph, Chronofighter, Silverstone,
Swordfish, RBS 6 Nations, Mercedes GP Petronas and Tourist Trophy. It is worth considering the celebrated
Chronofighter. It has seconds counter and 30 minutes counter. Date slot is at 7
O’clock. It is 27 jeweled watch with power reserve for 48 hours. It is having
47 mm steel case and the limited edition serial number is engraved on it. The
watch is water resistant at 100m. The dial is made of grey nickel palladium and
has the effect of the cabin of an aircraft. It has integrated strap that goes
with the watch.
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