Sponsorships

Partners in Sports

RBS 6 Nations

We like sports if it’s historic, if it’s real, slightly mad and if it’s British and gritty. Then we want to see it prosper and then we have entered into select partnerships.
For the referees of the RBS 6 Nations cup, we have developed dedicated watches. They are precise, easy to read and easy to operate and are used to time all the matches of the RBS 6 Nations cup. That rugby as a sport is a perfect fit for Graham-London goes without saying. As the fast, complex, highly sophisticated and highly tactical “sport for hooligans played by gentlemen”, rugby is to sports what Graham is to watchmaking.

Chronofighter Oversize GMT BRG. © Graham-London

Tourist Trophy: Isle of Man

There is no doubt that the Tourist Trophy is a mad race. It’s about going very fast on very narrow lanes flanked by stone walls and through small Manx villages. The race transforms the sleepy little island into a petrolhead nirvana. Unlike other racetracks which feel a bit manicured, this one is the real thing, the public roads of the Isle of Man. Talk to one of those crazy riders and they will tell you about the stresses on the bike, suspension strike trough, the shaking and near wipe-outs on the 37 ¾ miles (60.7 km) and its 200 bends, going from sea level to 1,300 ft (396m) and back. Again, it is the real thing and that’s why we like it and make a special edition for the winners in each category every year.

Mercedes GP Petronas

Ross Brawn, Team Principal. © Graham-London

Formula One truly had its beginnings at Silverstone racetrack which makes it British and gritty. When we met Ross Brawn and Nick Fry of what then was Brawn GP, we just had to be in this. The world championship in 2009 was one of our proudest moments. We continue today as Official Timing Partner of MERCEDES GP PETRONAS and are as enthusiastic as on day one. We are still happy that Ross, Nick and the team engineers and mechanics wear our watches every day - and that we have one of the fastest logos in the world on the mirrors of the two F1 cars.

Mercedes GP Silverstone. © Graham-London