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Graham Chronofighter GMT Oversize Review

The Graham Chronofighter GMT mens watch is not for the individual looking for a discrete watch, this will get ones attention. At a 47mm (not including the crown), this is a beast. The crown pusher on the watch is very cool and is one of Graham’s signature designs. If you spot one in the wild it is instantly recognizable by the two pushers accented with a PVD coating. This watch features a chronograph function as well as GMT. Nice large legible hands and a big date window at 12 o’clock for easy reading. This Chronofighter uses Graham’s own in-house movement caliber G 1733 with a 42 hour power reserve.

Pros - Very well finished, unique design, GMT, chronograph

Considerations - Only offered on a strap

Case: Stainless Steel

Case Diameter: 47mm

Crown: Push

Bezel - 24 Hour

Crystal: Sapphire

Dial: Black

Strap: Rubber

Movement: Automatic

Power Reserver: 42 hours

Water Resistant: 100m

Lug Width: 25mm

Graham Silverstone Stowe Review

Graham Watch Reviews: Chronofighter GMT, Silverstone Stowe

The Graham Silverstone Stowe watch is impressive and limited to 500 pieces. The watch is inspired from racing roots, named after a right-angled sharp turn in the Silverstone circuit. Try to keep up, here is what the watch is packing: GMT, big date, chronograph function, flyback function with reset pusher (4 o’clock), carbon fiber bezel, black carbon fiber dial, orange SuperLuminova numerals, large blue minute counter at 3 o’clock, and small seconds counter at 9 o’clock. This watch is powered by an automatic Caliber G 1721 built off of the work horse Valjoux 7750, with a 42 hour power reserve. How do you pack all this into one watch? With a 48mm case, go big or go home with Graham.

Pros - Nice pushers, good attention to details, solid movement, GMT

Considerations - Only offered on a strap, not an everyday watch