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Graham Chronofighter Trigger R.A.C Automatic Watch

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Graham Chronofighter Trigger R.A.C Automatic Watch

Name: Graham Chronofighter Trigger R.A.C Automatic Watch
Brand: Graham
SKU: graham-chronofighter-trigger-r-a-c-automatic-watch
Price: 2000 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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Founded in 1695, Graham is based in La Chaux-de-Fonds, the watchmaking capital of Switzerland. The Chronofighter Trigger R.A.C Read More

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Apr 3, 2019

MD sold 4 of these.

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tony.hill

Apr 3, 2019

These were the brand to have a few years ago, and people were paying their ridiculous asking prices. When you're spending $2K and above you have to consider whether a watch will look good in years to come. Graham's sadly will not.

211bma

Apr 3, 2019

tony.hillYou mean comically will not.

tony.hill

Apr 8, 2019

211bmaYou put it better than me!

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Aokman

Apr 3, 2019

So is it a watch or a water sprayer?

Halifax

Apr 2, 2019

And if you're shot down over the Sahara, it comes with an attached water pump so you won't die of thirst.

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SMIDSY

Apr 2, 2019

Any other colour and I’d have bought it...

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Holdenitdown

108

Apr 2, 2019

I think this might be the chavviest way to blow $2k that I have seen for a while. Would pair nicely with a Burberry baseball cap.

Wasyl

Apr 1, 2019

The watch crown and crown lock are beyond ridiculous...

larryg

223

Apr 1, 2019

WasylI guess you're passing? (lol)

larryg

223

Apr 1, 2019

The Graham Vintage GMT was my favorite of all my Grahams. At 44mm, it wore very comfortably on my 71/4" wrist.

Apr 1, 2019

Apr 1, 2019

I see large Graham got some scorn here. True, this watch is oversize, it says clearly on the dial, although it's not the largest Swiss pilot watch that currently produced. Many aviation watches come in 48mm-55mm sizes. IWC, Breitling, Fortis, Bremont, B-Uhr, Hamilton ... all make them. It is a long standing tradition of watchmakers to create large aviator watches since there is a market for them among military, commercial, sport and recreational pilots. It's going back to the first half of 20st century when watches were the only precise instruments pilots can rely upon. Also, many watch enthusiasts like to have these in their collections.