Graham Airwing Chronofighter

The Graham Airwing Chronofighter watch is a model known for its distinctive large size and a signature "trigger" lever on the left side of the case for operating the chronograph. Inspired by 1940s military pilot watches, it features a bold design with a 44mm case, and an automatic chronograph movement. The Chronofighter's design is notable for the trigger's ergonomic placement, which allows for intuitive use without causing discomfort to the wrist.


Key features
Trigger system: A prominent thumb-operated lever on the left side of the case to start and stop the chronograph, designed for quick and intuitive use.

Inspiration: Draws heavily from 1940s military pilot watches, which is reflected in its vintage-inspired aesthetics and design elements.

Case size: Features a large case, commonly 44mm.

Movement: Typically equipped with a modified Valjoux 7750 movement, such as the G1747 caliber, providing automatic winding and a 48-hour power reserve.

Dial: Often features easily readable numerals and hands, sometimes with a vintage, aged appearance, and includes a date window at the 9 o'clock position.

Comfort and ergonomics: The placement of the crown and trigger on the left side ensures it does not dig into the wearer's wrist, improving comfort for both left and right-handed wearers.

Materials: Available in various materials, including steel, titanium, and carbon fiber, with different models incorporating finishes like aged steel or bronze that develops a patina over time.

Water resistance: Water resistance rated to 100m (330 feet).