Sometimes collaborating with others fuels creativity and leads to synergistic outcomes. In 2001, Graham held a design competition. The winning entry became known as the Swordfish. Its thought-provoking design attracted attention from the outset and the model subsequently proved a resounding success.
This watch is housed in a 46mm bronze case, heightening the sense of nostalgia. The alloy, widely used by the naval industry, assumes a becoming patina with time, imbuing the watch with an aged and unique appearance.
Two prominent eyes magnify two counters below, positioned at 3 and 9 o'clock. Unusually for Graham, the chronograph is operated using pushers located on the right flank of the case.
