Graham has a limited edition watch relate to American institution. It is the product of a collaboration with the Navy SEAL Foundation.

The watch  embodies “stealth” with the dark hues of its 47-mm-diameter case with black PVD coating, and the use of carbon fiber for the side-mounted “trigger,” a hallmark of Graham’s chronograph watches. The Graham Oversize Chronofighter Navy SEAL Foundation — a limited edition of 500 pieces — makes an immediate martial impression with its gray-toned, digital camouflage-patterned dial.

In addition to the chronograph display with a central counter hand and a 30-minute totalizer at 6 o’clock, the gray camo dial features a small seconds subdial at 3 o’clock, a round date window at 8 o’clock, and a telemeter scale on the outer perimeter. Black Super-LumiNova graces the hour and minutes hands. The insignia of the Navy SEAL Foundation — a non-profit charitable organization dedicated to providing support and assistance to SEALs and their families — appears subtly at 11 o’clock.

The only splash of color on the watch appears on the sapphire caseback, with the white Foundation logo set against the red, white and blue of Old Glory. The black rubber strap has been reinforced with carbon fiber and features a relief Clous de Paris pattern more often seen on dials and movement parts of other high end watches. Beneath the colorful caseback is Graham’s automatic G1747 chronograph movement, with 25 jewels, a frequency of 28,800 vph, Incabloc shock absorber and 48-hour power reserve.

I’m So love it caseback,it’s so cool. This Graham watch is  quite good gernerally.whatever the frame or the movement.It’s dersve to buy!

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