Graham Chronofighter Oversize Navy SEAL Foundation Limited Edition Watch
"The only easy day was yesterday," is the motto of the US Navy SEALs. The watchmaking industry can identify with that. The goal of haute horlogerie is to improve with every passing second. It is not concerned with life and death in a literal sense, but it is responsible for the recording of time, which governs all things. With the release of the Graham Chronofighter Oversize Navy SEAL Foundation Limited Edition watch, Swiss watchmaker Graham honours and supports this?famous division of the US armed forces. Watchmaking and the military have a long-standing association, for timing is obviously essential in war, but the conditions faced by those in battle have inspired some functional and aesthetic changes in watch design �C some of which persist to this day.The "hacking" seconds hand was made essential by those wishing to synchronise their watches to the second. The hacking function simply stops the going seconds hand by way of a "stop lever" or "brake" engaging with the balance wheel whe

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So I picked up this beauty yesterday - you like?

Commemorating a special event!
42 years ago today, two Americans landed on the moon wearing the same model Speedmaster Professional (105.012) that I am wearing today:A marvelous accomplishment, Neil and Buzz!Fr. John?

First PP
A huge thank you to Ken HL65, Benlee for all his fabulous photos, Snipermaverick, kittayos and WhatTheDeuce for all of their advice! Most will not even remember me as I talked to them early in this journey, which started in 2014. I have been looking for this watch since then but was unable to even see one in person until a month ago when my nearest AD got one in. Tried it on and loved everything about it but was not sure of the thickness. Came back home to mull over it and realized I just LOVE this watch. It was the same time that yessir69 posted that his AD was losing PP and found out they had this watch in stock. Long story short, I had them order a deployant clasp and ship it to me and here it is!For the OCD members out there- yes, I still have not set the moon phase yet, I am sorry!!

The Hunt Produced a BNIB... FINALLY
I will start by saying thank you to the forum for really putting this watch on my radar. Truly you guys take fantastic photos and allow us to see these watches in there true glory. Ok forget the formalities, let's begin.Late December I made the decision I wanted a BBN 79220N and I would get it no matter what! So I called every single Tudor dealer with no luck. Literally everyone more than one time with some.Then I figured I would have to wait and pay what I thought was a fair markup via trf. The one that I found here was from an unestablished seller. It didn't feel right and I just couldn't get comfortable so I let it go. Thankfully another forum member did the deal and happily has that watch along with the rest of his colossal collection, salute sir!Then I found 2 used at fair prices from established sellers but even after contacting within an hour of the posting they were always sold.Then there was a forum member who had located one and I contacted him immediately. He ended u