Graham Chronofighter 1695 Chronograph Luxury Watch Review

http://www.thewatchbox.com Graham is a modern Swiss luxury watch label that builds timepieces named after a 17th-18th century English horologer; most of the company's watches resemble something Duke Nukem would have worn had he flown Spitfires in the Battle of Britain... does that make sense? No? In that case, the Graham Chronofighter 1695 is the Graham for you. With a killer steel/black dial color combo, a gorgeous 42mm case, and distinctive features that set it apart without bombast, the Chronofighter 1695 is Graham's olive branch to luxury watch traditionalists. Consider the size and color palette: perfect. This Graham Chronofighter is suitable for black tie or short sleeves, and the style never tries too hard to to win admiration. Even Graham's signature "quick lever" chronograph actuator is pared down for this, the "gentleman's special" of the Graham watch collection. Graham keeps it simple on the dial. A black base, a date window at three o'clock, and a 30-minute chronograph register maintain a clean visage with close-shaven credibility among polite company. This isn't the Graham to wear if you're trying to out-bling an Hublot King Power. But if you're determined to keep it real - real sharp - the Chronofighter 1695 is ready to be your wingman. Like all Graham Chronofigher models, the Chronofighter 1695 features a prominent chronograph start/stop lever. Absent the overboard showmanship of the larger Chronofighters, the lever's fundamental logic and ergonomic quali