La Chaux-de-Fonds based Swiss watch maker GRAHAM SA presents FORTRESS, a limited edition automatic mono-pusher chronograph watch with its operating elements placed on the left side of the case.
Dressed in a massive 47mm diameter stainless steel case, the GRAHAM FORTRESS watch is available with a blue sunray dial or a black grained dial. Each version is limited to 100 pieces.
Its bold, luminescent hour and minutes hands collaborate with ample, applied Arabic numerals to display the time. The dial has two circular brushed counters, a small seconds display at 3o’clock and a 30-minute chronograph register at 6o’ clock. A date display is located adjacent the monopusher/crown.
The generous proportions of the watch confer impressive wrist presence, while the exhibition caseback affords view of the Fortress’s Swiss automatic chronograph mono-pusher movement. Certified by Chronofiable®, this calibre has a power reserve of 48 hours.
The pusher, positioned in the top of the crown, starts, stops and resets the chronograph. The deliberate positioning of crown and pusher on the left side of the case ensures quick and easy operation. Another key benefit of positioning the combined crown and mono-pusher on the left is superior wearer comfort.
Fitted on hand-sewn calf leather strap, the GRAHAM FORTRESS watch has a retail price of $7,750.00.
The GRAHAM FORTRESS
Technical details
Model: FORTRESS Ltd
Functions
Chronograph (seconds, 30 minutes counter)
Large date at 9 o’clock
Hours, minutes, seconds
Movement
Calibre: G1750, automatic chronograph mono-pusher movement
28’800 A/h (4Hz)
Incabloc shock absorber
25 jewels
Power reserve: 48 hours
Movement certification: Chronofiable® (improved shock absorption)
Case
Stainless steel case
Diameter: 47 mm
Mono-pusher start / stop / reset and crown on the left side of the case
Domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on the underside
See-through sapphire crystal case back with limited edition serial number
Bezel: Steel satin-brushed
Water resistance: 330 feet/ 100 m / 10 bar
Dial
Black grained dial with beige Super-LumiNova numerals (font inspired by vintage aircrafts)
Hand-applied numerals
Circular sun-brushed counters
Rhodium hours hands with beige Super-LumiNova coating
Rhodium chrono, minutes and seconds counters hands
Also available with a blue sunray dial
Strap
Hand-sewn black calf leather with beige stitches
Steel pin buckle
The Graham Chronofighter Vintage Pulsometer Ltd from the popular Chronofighter Vintage range is an eye-catching automatic chronograph with an integrated pulsometer function.
Inspired by 1920s medical timepieces, this mechanical watch from GRAHAM enables the wearer to monitor heartbeat and measure pulse at a glance. It provides immediate and precise reading. This automatic chronograph with pulsometer also indicates day and date.
The watch comes dressed in a 44mm steel case topped with a domed sapphire crystal glass featuring anti-reflective coating. Inside beats a 25 jewels automatic chronograph movement with a power reserve of 48 hours.
This Chronofighter Vintage Pulsometer model comes with a blue sun-brushed dial featuring white pulsometer scale, day-date at 9 o’clock, golden hands and indexes coated with Super-LumiNova, snailed seconds counter with golden hand and limited edition number at 9 o’clock.
The Chronofighter Vintage Pulsometer watch features a sapphire crystal case back. Supplied with a Hand-sewn blue calf leather strap, this model is limited to 250 pieces.
Functions
Chronograph (seconds)
Day-date at 9 o’clock
Hours, minutes, seconds
Movement
Calibre: G1718, automatic chronograph
28’800 A/h (4Hz)
Incabloc shock absorber
25 jewels
Power reserve: 48 hours
Case
44mm steel
Steel fast-action start/stop trigger and reset pusher
Domed sapphire crystal, anti-reflective coating
See-through sapphire crystal case back
Bezel: Steel
Water resistance: 330 feet / 100 m / 10 bar
Dial
Blue sun-brushed dials with white pulsometer scale
Golden hands coated with white Super-LumiNova (Grade A, highly luminescent)
Indexes with golden ring, coated with Super-LumiNova (Grade A, highly luminescent)
Snailed seconds counter with golden hand
Limited edition number at 9 o’clock
Strap
Hand-sewn blue calf leather
Steel pin buckle
Swiss luxury watch brand Graham presents Chronofighter Vintage Bronze, a new collection inspired by the historical timepieces inspired by watches used in Military Air Forces.
These timepieces feature Bronze (alloy CuSn8) case measuring 44mm diameter and finished with sandblasted and satin-brushed techniques. The dial is available in silver, blue, green or black colors in sun-brushed finish.
Equipped with a Chronofiable® certified automatic chronograph movement, the Chronofighter Vintage Bronze watch displays hours, minutes, seconds, day-date indications and chronograph functions featuring central seconds and 30 minutes counter.
Movement
Calibre: G1747, automatic chronograph
28’800 A/h (4Hz)
Incabloc shock absorber
25 jewels
Power reserve: 48 hours
Movement certification Chronofiable® (improved shock absorption)
Case
44 mm bronze (alloy CuSn8 – used by the naval industry) with sandblasted and satin-brushed finishing
Bronze fast-action start / stop trigger and reset pusher
Domed sapphire crystal, anti-reflective coating
See-through sapphire crystal case back
Bezel: Bronze satin-brushed
Water resistance: 330 feet / 100 m / 10 bar
Dial
Silver, blue, green or black sunbrushed
Golden indexes and hands
White Super-Luminova numerals and indexes (2CVAK.U01A)
Hour hands coated with white Super-LumiNova (grade A)
Golden chrono hand with red tip
Strap
Black, green rubber mesh pattern / blue, brown leather
Bronze pin buckle
Swiss luxury watch brand Graham presents Chronofighter Superlight Carbon Tourbillograph, a 100-piece limited edition high complication watch to mark the 10th anniversary of Graham’s very first Tourbillograph. This new timepiece houses the G1780 automatic column-wheel chronograph-tourbillon movement.
This timepiece has a 47 mm superlight carbon composite case. A carbon trigger, bezel, dial and buckle, as well as a tourbillon cage weighing just 0.485 g, contribute to the Chronofighter Superlight Carbon Tourbillograph being less than 100 g.
In performance terms, movement details such as Incabloc® shock absorbers, black low-friction coating on the column wheel, an oscillating mass with ceramic coating and anti-magnetism are signatures of staying power. The progressive integration of tourbillon tradition, steeped in history, into a reliably sporty watch is mirrored by the watch’s entire design language.
Two patented inventions were made in the process. First, the offset construction and the open cage of the Tourbillon allow other wheels of the movement to intersect with the Tourbillon’s orbital plane. This in turn allows a wider opening in the dial to see the device at work and integrates it completely into the movement. The inventors have named this design cintré.
The second is the Tourbillon which rotates between two characteristic bridges, designed for rigidity in a bent shape which is in the best tradition of English high precision timepieces of the 18th century. It makes the Tourbillon of the Chronofighter Superlight Carbon Tourbillograph more rugged and reliable than a Tourbillon volant or flying Tourbillon only mounted on one side.
Even the black rubber reset pusher has a patterned Clous de Paris and easy to grip surface. And golden elements on the dial remind the carbon to keep its feet on the ground.
Technical details
Model: Graham Chronofighter Superlight Carbon Tourbillograph Limited Edition
Movement
Calibre: G1780, automatic column-wheel chronograph-tourbillon
28’800 A/h (4Hz)
Incabloc shock absorber
Movement finished with perlages, Geneva stripes, manually chamfered & polished edges. Column wheel with polished segments on base cog wheel with black low friction coating
Tourbillon cage 0.485 grams: 48 components 18K solid gold components
Off-centre construction at 4 o’clock, complete see-through tourbillon
Tourbillon construction protected by two patents
Double bridge construction with red gold (18K) upper bridge
Black gold skeletonised rotor with 18K solid gold oscillating weight
34 jewels
Power reserve: 48 hours
Movement certification: Chronofiable® (improved shock absorption)
Case
47 mm superlight black carbon composite case
Black carbon fast-action start / stop trigger
Black rubber reset pusher with “Clous de Paris” high grip pattern
Domed sapphire crystal, anti-reflective coating on both faces
Domed see-through sapphire crystal case back with red “superlight carbon” inscription and limited edition serial number engraved
Bezel: Black carbon bezel
Water resistance: 330 feet / 100 m / 10 bar
Dial
Black carbon dial with white Super-LumiNova coated numerals
Golden hands (5N) with white Super-LumiNova
White varnish chrono hand
Minutes counter with golden ring (5N) and white varnish hand
Seconds counter with golden ring (5N) and golden hand (5N)
Tourbillograph inscription around the seconds counter
Strap
Integrated black rubber strap with “Clous de Paris”
Black carbon pin buckle
For the 75th anniversary of D-Day on 6 June 2019, Swiss luxury watch brand Graham renews its pledge to remember the fallen heroes, with two specially created timepieces. These limited edition Chronofighter Vintage watches incorporate the spirit of freedom that fuelled the bravery of troops landing on the Normandy beaches in 1944.
The Chronofighter Vintage D-Day unites robust steel with elegantly respectful black. Hope is the intrinsic message of the Chronofighter Vintage Overlord with its striking combination of tranquil green, beige and cream with a bronze case.
The 2019 pieces follow in the footsteps of the 2005 Chronofighter VE-Day series, launched to pay tribute to the day that ended six years of a war.
Chronofighter Vintage D-Day
Clear symbolism and informative text are key elements of the visual vocabulary of the Chronofighter Vintage D-Day series. One of the most important dates in European and North American twentieth century history is boldly printed in white at six o’clock on a black, grained dial. This gains extra poignancy in the light of the fact that the amphibious invasions on the Normandy beaches began at 6.30 am on 6 June 1944.
At three o’clock on this ominous day, massive artificial Mulberry harbours headed across the channel to help resupply the invasion force. This significant hour is marked on the watch by a circled star, the Allies’ standard military marking. A black rubber strap with a mesh pattern signs off the edgy, robust look.
Chronofighter Vintage Overlord
The Chronofighter Vintage Overlord takes the codename for the battle of Normandy, comprising landings on five beaches, as its signature.
A bronze, satin-brushed case is reminiscent of the metal used in naval construction. Its green, sandblasted dial integrates nostalgic numerals in the typeface used on US Air Force aircraft fuselage. Proudly positioned at six o’clock is an artistic rendition of the Indianhead, one of the most recognised unit emblems in the U.S. army, carried by the Second Infantry Division.
A striped fabric strap is bordered in emerald green, alluding to the vision of future peace that participants in the Overlord battle shared. As an additional endeavour to respectfully preserve the memory of the conflict, Graham will donate a percentage of the watch’s proceeds to museums in Normandy that pay tribute to the fallen soldiers.
Perfectly reflecting the milestones remembered, each watch will be produced in a limited edition of 75 pieces.
Movement
Calibre: G1747, automatic chronograph
28’800 A/h (4Hz)
Incabloc shock absorber
25 jewels
Power reserve: 48 hours
Movement certification Chronofiable® (improved shock absorption)
Case
44 mm steel
Steel fast-action start / stop trigger and reset pusher
Domed sapphire crystal, anti-reflective coating
See-through sapphire crystal case back
Bezel: Steel
Water resistance: 330 feet / 100 m / 10 bar
Dial
Black grained dial with D-Day luminescent inscription and limited edition serial number
Rhodium hour hands coated with white Super-LumiNova
White chrono hand with red tip
Minutes’ counter with June 6, 1944 inscription and rhodium hand
Snailed silver seconds counter with plain black five pointed star surrounded by a 5 gap circle. Red seconds counter’s hand
Strap
Black rubber mesh pattern
Also available on other coloured rubber mesh pattern strap and coloured hand-sewn calf leather strap
Steel pin buckle
Movement
Calibre: G1747, automatic chronograph
28’800 A/h (4Hz)
Incabloc shock absorber
25 jewels
Power reserve: 48 hours
Movement certification Chronofiable® (improved shock absorption)
Case
44 mm bronze (alloy CuSn8 – used by the naval industry) with sandblasted and satin-brushed finishing
Bronze fast-action start / stop trigger and reset pusher
Domed sapphire crystal, anti-reflective coating
See-through sapphire crystal titanium case back with limited edition engraved
Bezel: Bronze satin-brushed
Water resistance: 330 feet / 100 m / 10 bar
Dial
Green sandblasted dial – hour circle with white Super-LumiNova numerals using US Air Force font
Golden hours hands coated with white Super-Luminova
White chrono hand
Snailed minutes counter with Indian head and red hand
Snailed seconds counter with red hand
Strap
Green rubber mesh pattern
Delivered with an additional calf leather strap
Bronze pin buckle
Swiss luxury watch brand GRAHAM traces its origins to London clockmaker George Graham (1673-1751) who is considered as the father of modern watch making.
His major inventions are start and stop device of the chronograph, the dead-beat and cylinder escapements. He also built the master clock for Greenwich Royal Observatory which timed the majority of the achievements by the 18th century astronomers and sailors and lots of measuring instruments for scientists. GRAHAM SA was created in 1995 and develops outstanding and atypical watches in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland.
GEORGE GRAHAM (1673-1751)
George Graham was born in 1673 in the County of Cumberland. George lost his father at an early age and was reared by his older half-brother, William, at nearby Sikeside. While still a boy, George left Cumberland and made his way to London.
In 1688 he became apprentice to Henry Aske for seven years. He was admitted a freeman of the Clockmakers’ Company on completing his indentures in 1695 and immediately entered the service of Thomas Tompion, thus beginning a life-long friendship, severed only by the death of Tompion in 1713. In 1696 he married Tompion’s niece Elizabeth. A few clocks and watches during the last years of Tompion’s life, are signed “Tompion & Graham”.
After the death of Tompion, Graham continued the business at the same address, at the sign of Dial and Three Crowns, at the corner of Water lane, in Fleet Street, London. In 1720 he moved to a new house, The Dial and One Crown, at the other side of the same street, nearer Fleet Bridge, next door to the Globe and Duke of Marlborough’s Head Tavern, where he remained until his death.
George Graham (1673-1751)
Graham was elected as Fellow of the Royal Society in 1721 and chosen as a Member of the Council of that body in 1722. He contributed 21 papers on various subjects to the Philosophical Translations. He became Master of the Clockmakers’ Company in 1722.
After the expiration of Booth, Houghton and Tompion’s patent, Graham devoted some thought to the cylinder escapement, which in 1725 he improved to practically its present form, and after 1726 introduced it into all watches.
The reputation which English horology acquired on the Continent during the 18th Century was due in no small measure to Graham’s candid treatment of his brethren in the art in other countries. In answer to inquiries, Julien Le Roy received from Graham one of his watches with cylinder escapement in 1728 and French horologist’s generous avowal of its superiority is worthy of his acknowledged greatness.
Pocket watch by George Graham
He invented the dead-beat escapement in 1715, the Graham device, a type of wall chronograph in 1720 and the mercury pendulum in 1726. The combination of these seventy-four clocks of all types, numbered from 600 to 774.
As against this he made nearly three thousand watches. No. 4369, still signed Tompion & Graham, cannot therefore be later than 1713 and No. 6474, the highest number known up to now, carries the hallmarks for 1751, the year when Graham died. Like Tompion, Graham had a separate series for repeaters, ranging from 402, hallmarked for 1713, to No. 965, which must be the last one, since No. 968, is signed by Thomas Colley, Graham’s successor.
A movement signed by Graham
Graham’s watches were much forged, even in his life-time, but this may generally be detected since he not only marked the number in the usual place, on the back plate, together with his name, but also on the pillar-plate, under the dial, and on the under-side of the cock.
Graham died in 1751 and was buried in Westminster Abbey. Immediately after Graham’s death, there was some competition to claim his goodwill. Only two days later, the following notice appeared in the General Advertiser: “Thomas Mudge, watch-maker, apprentice to the late Mr. Graham, carries on business in the same manner as Mr. Graham did, at the sign of the Dial and Crown, opposite the Bolt and Tun, in the Fleet Street.
The Graham brand was re-launched by Eric Loth, who established a company named British Masters SA in 1995 in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland.
Born in Bienne and grown up in Le Locle, Eric Loth has been deeply immersed in the engineering world ever since childhood. His father was a professor at the Engineering School of Neuchâtel; therefore he has always been surrounded by technicians and engineers. His venture into the watch creation world was completely accidental.
Eric Loth, Founder of Graham SA
He graduated in mechanical engineering (polytechnics) at the Neuchâtel Engineering School. Post graduated in physical metallurgy at the University of Neuchâtel and in business administration at the higher Business Management School I.M.D. in Lausanne.
In 1994, with the encouragement of his family, friend and partners, the idea of acquiring a watch brand in the luxury segment came up. He was looking for a very special brand through which his passion for innovation and art could be expressed. This set off a long search that resulted in a somewhat unexpected result: the names and incredibly rich history of some great inventors of 17th and 18th century- England.
A research and development phase was then entered, between 1996 and 1999, inspired indeed by the rich heritage of George Graham, inventor of the Chronograph among other amazing things and of John Arnold, inventor of breakthrough escapements, a winner of the famous Longitude Prize and by far the leading supplier of Marine Chronometers to Britain’s ships (Royal Navy as well as merchant- and explorer- vessels).
Graham SA, La Chaux-de-Fonds
The product development work was done by taking these inventions and concepts in a much broader sense, and translating them to create very unique, contemporary timekeepers that would stun today’s watch-making fans.
Result was the emergence of two exclusive Swiss luxury watch brands: Graham and Arnold & Son. Today, based in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Graham SA (earlier name: British Masters SA) produces the Swiss made luxury watches bearing Graham brand.
In 2012, Arnold & Son brand was acquired by Japan based Citizen Group.
Contact details
GRAHAM SA Boulevard des Eplatures 38 2300 La Chaux-de-Fonds Switzerland Website: www.graham1695.com
The new Chronofighter Grand Vintage collection by Graham offers automatic chronograph watches inspired by historical timepieces used in Military Air Forces.
Available in four versions, the GRAHAM Chronofighter Grand Vintage comes in a 47mm diameter stainless steel case with increased aperture and the iconic stop-start trigger.
The trigger on the left-hand side of the case acts as a symbolic bridge between nostalgia and modernity. Originally placed there for easy thumb-activated operation in the cockpit, it now facilitates smooth operation of the chronograph on the ground, stationary and at speed.
A domed sapphire glass integrates a magnifier for the date at nine o’clock. Crafted from steel, the case’s large aperture serves to enhance legibility of the chronograph dial. Inside each timepiece beats a Swiss G1747 automatic chronograph movement with an Incabloc shock absorber and power reserve of 48 hours.
Other major highlights of the watch are steel satin-brushed bezel and sun-brushed dial that comes in blue, brown, silver or black colours with radial gradient. The case back comprises a see-through sapphire crystal. The watch has water resistance to 10 bar (100 metres).
These watches feature Sporty rubber straps, in black or green, with a distinctive Milanese-style mesh pattern. The watches are also available with calf leather straps.
Technical details
Model: Chronofighter Grand Vintage
Functions
Chronograph (seconds, 30 minutes counter)
Date at 9 o’clock with magnifier
Hours, minutes, seconds
Movement
Calibre: G1747 automatic chronograph
28’800 A/h (4Hz)
Incabloc shock absorber
25 jewels
Power reserve: 48 hours
Case
47 mm steel case
Steel fast-action start / stop trigger and reset pusher
Domed sapphire crystal with magnifier, anti-reflective coating on both faces
See-through sapphire crystal case back
Bezel: Steel satin-brushed
Water resistance: 330 feet / 100 m / 10 bar
Dial
Blue, brown, silver or black sun-brushed dial with radial gradient
Golden hands and numerals coated with white Super-LumiNova
Snailed minutes and seconds counter with golden hands
Strap
Blue, black or green rubber mesh pattern strap
Also available on calf leather strap
Steel pin buckle
Taking inspiration from the world of motor racing, the new Chronofighter Superlight Carbon watches from Graham fuse superlight carbon technology with supercharged looks.
Weighing less than 100 grams, the watch’s case, trigger, bezel, dial and buckle are made of the innovative superlight carbon. This year, the brand is offering three new models of the Chronofighter Superlight Carbon watch.
The combination of carbon, a pillar of contemporary racing car prowess, and the head-turning tyre colours, accurately reflect these watches’ intrinsic union of appearance and performance. Measuring 47mm diameter, the watch case houses an automatic chronograph movement.
The Chronofighter Superlight Carbon watch is now available in three new colour combinations:
2CCBK.V01A: Superlight black carbon composite case, Black cabon dial and Integrated purple rubber strap with “Clous de Paris”.
2CCBK.G06A: Superlight black carbon composite case, Black carbon dial and Integrated green rubber strap with “Clousde Paris”.
2CCBK.O01A: Superlight black carbon composite case, Black carbon dial and Integrated orange rubber strap with “Clousde Paris”.
Technical details
Model: Chronofighter Superlight Carbon
Functions
Chronograph (seconds, 30 minutes counter)
Date at 8 o’clock
Hours, minutes, seconds
Movement
Calibre: G1747 automatic chronograph
28’800 A/h (4Hz)
Incabloc shock absorber
25 jewels
Power reserve: 48 hours
Case
47 mm superlight black carbon composite case
Black carbon fast-action start / stop trigger (3K carbon frame)
Black rubber reset pusher with “Clous de Paris” high grip pattern
Domed sapphire crystal, anti-reflective coating on both faces
Smoked sapphire crystal case back with coloured “superlight carbon” inscription engraved
Bezel: Black carbon bezel (3K carbon frame)
Water resistance: 330 feet / 100 m / 10 bar
Dial
Black carbon dial (3K carbon frame) with white or green Super-LumiNova coated numerals and black snailed counters. Reversed minutes counter with painted indicator to show starting-point
Black hands coated with white Super-LumiNova. Coloured chrono hand.
Coloured minutes and seconds counters’ hands
Coloured graduation with tachymeter and minute scales
Strap
Integrated purple, green and orange rubber strap with “Clous de Paris”
Additional black rubber strap
Black carbon pin buckle (3K carbon frame)
Update: As on July 2021, the approximate retail price of the Graham Chronofighter Superlight Carbon watch is US$ 11, 950.
Swiss watch brand Graham celebrates the year of the Dog according to Chinese Zodiac calendar with Kelly, latest model from the new Nose Art Chronofighter limited edition watch collection inspired by Nose Art Decorative painting on the nose, fuselage of military aircrafts of 1940s.
In this new model, the faithful friend of this hand-painted pin-up lady Kelly (the girl dressed in a traditional body-hugging one piece Chinese dress called Cheongsam) is of the canine kind.
The white Samoyed dog painted on the dial is hanging out between three and four o’clock, two of this New Year’s lucky numbers. Kelly’s cheongsam dress is in striking red, the perfect accompaniment to any lanterns or couplets that may cross the wearer’s path during festive celebrations.
This Swiss made Graham timepiece has an automatic chronograph G1747 movement, visible through the case back, and the family’s iconic trigger mechanism. Complementing the midnight blue dial is a hand-sewn blue calf-leather strap. Graham is creating just 100 pieces of this special watch, each signed off by Kelly at nine o’clock.
Technical details
Model: CHRONOFIGHTER VINTAGE NOSE ART Ltd
Reference: 2CVAS.U08A.L129S
Movement
Calibre G1747, automatic chronograph
28’800 A/h (4Hz)
Incabloc shock absorber
25 jewels
Power reserve: 48 hours
Case
44 mm steel
Steel fast-action start / stop trigger and reset pusher
Domed sapphire crystal, anti-reflective coating
See-through sapphire crystal case back
Bezel: Steel
Water resistance: 330 feet / 100 m / 10 bar
Dial
Blue sun-brushed dial with painted pin-up Kelly
Limited edition serial number at 9
White Super-LumiNova hands, numerals and indexes
White varnish chrono hand with red tip
Rhodiated minutes and seconds’ counters hands
Strap
Hand-sewn blue calf leather
Steel pin buckle
Edition
Limited edition: 100 pieces (serial number on the dial)
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