George Graham, born in 1673, was the master watchmaker who invented the first stopwatch. Mr. Graham was one of the preeminent watchmakers in London at a time when England was the leading region in timekeeping. The British at the time were obsessed with accurate and durable timekeepers. It is in this spirit that the Graham company continues to make superlative, easy to read chronographs today.

Graham watches have a certain confidence about them. They're not shy and retiring. They've got big movements, big pushers and slightly bigger hands than most.

Graham uses mechanisms and materials in a slightly different way. For example, the trigger mechanism that starts the stopwatch and the use of ceramic and carbon fibre. Graham only uses chronometer quality movements. George Graham would have been proud.


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