Graham Swordfish Chronograph Black Bronze Watch 2SXAK.B02A

The Graham Black Swordfish Chronograph Watch 2SXAK.B02A showcases an iconic design with two magnifying portholes that highlight its unique chronograph features. This timepiece is housed in a robust 46mm bronze case, which takes on a nostalgic patina over time, providing a distinct vintage appeal. It offers a bold yet refined style with its sunbrushed dial and satin-brushed bezel, crafted for those who appreciate both aesthetics and functionality.

At the heart of this watch lies the G1710 automatic chronograph movement featuring co-axial counters. The movement is beautifully decorated with blue screws, circular-grained plates, and bridges with Côtes de Genève decoration, ensuring both precision and visual allure. The chronograph offers a 30-minute counter and seconds display, magnified by the signature portholes at 3 and 9 o'clock for enhanced readability. The bronze case, used by the naval industry for its durability, is complemented by a titanium case back, providing excellent resistance to wear and corrosion.

This timepiece is not only about style but also durability. It is water-resistant up to 100 metres, making it ideal for both casual and outdoor activities. The watch is completed with a black or green rubber strap, and an additional moisture-wicking fabric strap, ensuring maximum comfort. With luminous gold-plated hands and Super-LumiNova indexes, this watch ensures optimal readability, day or night.

The Graham watch brand is easily recognisable thanks to their large and bold sizes and striking levers that are set on the left side of the case in the Graham Chronofighter watch collection. This unique principle recalls back to the early stopwatches used in World War II by flying officers who needed to easily reach the left of a watch case with their right hand.

The roots of this independently owned Swiss watch brand actually began in England, when George Graham began making his own watches back in 1695. Relaunched in 1998, Graham builds sporty watches for pilots under the Chronofighter line, auto-inspired watches in the Silverstone series, and more complicated horological watches in the Geo.Graham line.