Graham Cronofighter

This is a large watch. The case is stainless steel, with a scratch resistant mineral crystal. Day dial on the left and month dial on the right, and a date window at the twelve. Luminescent skeleton hands, moved by a precise Japanese automatic movement.
Perhaps best known as the father of the chronograph, George Graham was also the brains behind inventions such as the dead-beat cylinder escapement, the first wall chronograph and the mercury pendulum.
Commissioned by the Greenwich Royal Observatory to create the Master Clock used by astronomers, he became the first great eighteenth century clock-maker to be admitted to the Royal Society.
Perpetuating this spirit of remarkable innovations and technical expertise, Graham is now a contemporary watch brand dedicated to enthusiasts of the mechanical arts.
Open-minded and passionately interested in exchanges with his peers, including in other countries, Graham would doubtless have approved this modern Swiss initiative to revive the finest British horological traditions and build on his rich heritage.