Graham Watches

I8A4RE

Does anyone have or know anything about these, any help/views appreicated? Have kept an eye on them, some of the styling out there, just wondering if the quality is there to match?

Eoin

Just did a quick google, and it looks like they use decent movements and are well constructed - but at the price they're charging, that's no less than you'd expect.

If you're looking at the models with half a revolver hanging off the crown, you might have a pretty small market if you wanted to sell it on, so factor that in.

Bullseye1

Aesthetically their watches have never been to my liking, however I believe their craftsmanship is pretty solid.

Amalgam

Eoin wrote: »

If you're looking at the models with half a revolver hanging off the crown, you might have a pretty small market if you wanted to sell it on, so factor that in.

Pew Pew..

Zagato

I'm a bit annoyed that I can't remember an image of this but Graham sponsored the 2012 RBS 6 Nations, and the referees presumably wore these for the matches. I had a thread with the watch on it on TZUK a couple of weeks ago.

Not really my cup of tea though

emo72

not my cuppa either. i could imagine arnold schwarzznegger or sylvester stallone wearing them. definitely compensating for something.

blindsider

Zagato wrote: »

I'm a bit annoyed that I can't remember an image of this but Graham sponsored the 2012 RBS 6 Nations, and the referees presumably wore these for the matches. I had a thread with the watch on it on TZUK a couple of weeks ago.

Not really my cup of tea though

http://www.rbs6nations.com/en/grahamlondon.php

Not my watch of choice by any means - but each to their own.

art

...Graham and the RBS 6 Nations. Both organisations have an incredibly proud history and rich heritage - Graham was the inventor of the first chronograph...

The last bit isn't true, is it?