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Graham Chronofighter 1695 Automatic Watch
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Graham Chronofighter 1695 Automatic Watch
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Graham has been making quality watches since 1695 in the heart of Switzerland’s La Chaux-de-Fonds region. The brand is known for its oversized trigger on the left side of the case, which is featured here again on the Chronofighter 1695 model Read More
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Feb 24, 2020
If this brand is better quality than omega its a shame i can’t buy a new omega for $1800 but then again if your a gadget type nerd this is you I’ve yet to see a graham that I would wear even if someone gave it to me the stupid trigger thing has no place on a watch especially at luxury watch brand retail prices i find it very hard to believe this watch could compete with omega or any other real luxury watch brand this retail price is even more ridicules then most over priced half Ass exspensive watches
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htleetw
11
Feb 24, 2020
I own OMEGA and several Grahams. The quality is no less, even better. The case, dial, rubber, leather...all great.
As a brand, my only complaint of Graham is that they don't have in house movement.
For this model, everything is great. I like all number dial especially. The only drawback is the trigger... It is too simplified. If it is the trigger used on 43mm Chronofighter. I will buy one.
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582
Feb 23, 2020
Grahams are an acquired taste, which even after repeated exposure, I never found compelling. This model, in both size and style, is rather modest by their standards. At $1,800 it seems well priced after looking at Chono24 and a couple of the grey-market shops.
Chamuko
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Jul 14, 2020
mcloseI got one, the only Graham that I have owned before was a Sahara and loved it, sold it to a cousin because he kept asking me to sell it for 2 years and deeply regretted it, other than that I have never liked Grahams, anyway this one is kind of special and I really loved it, the dimensions are almost perfect and the watch looks great with a lot of different straps, even on a Mesh bracelet.
Acquired taste Grahams are.
mhip
242
Feb 21, 2020
Finally a southpaw watch with a built in bear spray trigger.
It has to be at least 15mm thick, to hold the bear spray...
Hewitt29
Feb 21, 2020
Interesting watch for sure ! The side lock looks like a bottle opener lol
RayF
22218
Feb 21, 2020
I thought the Snyper Ironclad was the only watch with a built-in cigarette lighter? I guess they all the rage now? Wonder if they make lighter upgrades for my SKX?
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Watchyoutalkingabout
Feb 21, 2020
Why do they make chronographs with no running seconds indication?
Is it like a date window thing - some people just don’t like it?
i just find it odd, because save for super expensive ‘dead beat’ mechanical watches which actually tick, one of the joys of having a mechanical watch is the sweep of the seconds hand.
I can understand the omission of running seconds on say, a Calatrava from Patek or a Vacheron Patrimony, but does anyone know why you wouldn’t want it on a chrono? Sure, you have the chrono seconds but unless you’re running a column wheel chronograph, you don’t want to leave it running all the time.
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