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Hi Sanro
This is for me one of the most underrated watch around. everyone expects the 'trigger' Graham models in about 46mm. The Foudroyante is understated with a lovely organic feel to the case (I have one in brushed steel) and amazing split/lightning movement.
Same movement has appeared in GP and Panerai watches as well, but this was the first iteration. Nice to see one on the site,
Lovely
Tim
Back to school
"Holidays" are over...here in China tomorrow will be the first working day of the year. What should I wear? I decided it should be something "fun" so I don't get too depressed if the first day of work is very boring. So I will wear this......
I don't know how much are you into watches...
...but I would say a foudroyante and rattrapante chrono would qualify as "fun" for most of us...
You don´t know how much I paid for it...
...I got it very cheap. I bought it from your mother...
It is an interesting piece, Sanro...
...and it is a combination which one does not see frequently. It is also particularly interesting as being an example of a more 'sober' Graham. You know it is fun to wear; we know why you say that, and pretty much all of us, no doubt, would share that sen...
very nice rattrapante... not seen this very often here...
... read the spec and its story of this watch quite some time ago... indeed a nice watch. "www.watchprosite.com" "www.watchprosite.com" stefan
Hi Sanro
This is for me one of the most underrated watch around. everyone expects the 'trigger' Graham models in about 46mm. The Foudroyante is understated with a lovely organic feel to the case (I have one in brushed steel) and amazing split/lightning movement. S...