The Tool Desk
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What the Chronofighter Superlight is—and which one this review covers
“Superlight” describes several Chronofighter variants. The specifications below focus first on the Carbon Blue 2CCBK.B30A, the identifiable current standard model. The Skeleton Green and Carbon Tourbillograph are different references with different movements, dial architecture and prices; their details should not be transferred to the Carbon Blue.
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Graham Japan describes the Carbon Blue as a 47 mm automatic chronograph with a carbon-fiber case and bezel. Graham’s global listing calls the case carbon composite and says the watch weighs less than 100 grams. That combination—large diameter with low stated mass—is the core of the Superlight proposition.
Carbon Blue 2CCBK.B30A specifications
| Specification | Carbon Blue 2CCBK.B30A |
|---|---|
| Case diameter | 47 mm (Graham Watches Japan listing, accessed 8 October 2026) |
| Case and bezel | Carbon-fiber case and bezel (Graham Japan); carbon-composite case (Graham global listing) |
| Movement | Automatic Graham caliber G1747 |
| Jewels and frequency | 29 jewels; 28,800 A/h (4 Hz) |
| Power reserve | Approximately 48 hours |
| Crystal and back | Domed anti-reflective sapphire crystal; sapphire caseback |
| Strap | Rubber |
| Water resistance | 10 bar |
| Weight | Less than 100 g, according to Graham’s global product page |
Specifications and descriptions are from Graham’s Japan listing for 2CCBK.B30A and global Carbon Blue page. Graham Japan lists the pin-buckle version and notes that price can vary with buckle specification.
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How does a 47 mm Superlight wear?
A 47 mm case is substantial, and a low weight does not make it a small watch or guarantee that it will suit every wrist. In his 12 August 2017 Monochrome Watches hands-on article, Xavier Markl described the Superlight as surprisingly light and comfortable despite its dimensions, while advising readers to try it on. That is one reviewer’s observation about the watch he handled, not a fit guarantee or a new hands-on test for this article.
For fit, consider the case’s full footprint and how it sits on your wrist, not diameter or weight alone. If possible, try the exact reference in person; Superlight variants may differ in construction and movement.
Superlight variants: the references are not interchangeable
| Variant and reference | Movement and distinguishing features | Official listed price and market |
|---|---|---|
| Carbon Blue, 2CCBK.B30A | G1747; conventional chronograph dial; 47 mm | ¥1,815,000 for the pin-buckle listing in Japan; buckle specification may affect price. Graham’s global page lists $13,950 and showed sold out when checked on 8 October 2026. |
| Carbon Strip Skeleton Green, 2CCCK.G01A | G1790 automatic skeleton chronograph; 29 jewels; 28,800 A/h; approximately 48-hour reserve; 47 mm; 10 bar | ¥1,980,000 on Graham Japan’s listing, accessed 8 October 2026. |
| Carbon Tourbillograph, 2CCBK.B35A | G1780; tourbillon, column-wheel chronograph and date; 47 mm; limited edition of 100 pieces | ¥7,700,000 on Graham Japan’s listing, accessed 8 October 2026. |
The Green Skeleton’s case is listed as carbon fiber and it has a rubber strap. Its movement details are also described in Graham’s 2019 reference guide; those collection-era details apply to the skeleton reference, not automatically to the Carbon Blue. The Tourbillograph adds a much more complex movement and is not a like-for-like specification alternative to the G1747 model. Variant prices and specifications come from the relevant Carbon Strip Skeleton Green and Carbon Tourbillograph listings.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.Chronofighter Superlight price: current listings and older figures
As of 8 October 2026, Graham’s Japan listing priced the Carbon Blue 2CCBK.B30A at ¥1,815,000 for the pin-buckle version. Graham’s global product page listed the same reference at $13,950 and displayed a sold-out status when checked. The listings do not establish one worldwide price, guaranteed availability, or a resale value.
Other references carry different listed prices: the Skeleton Green 2CCCK.G01A was ¥1,980,000 and the limited Tourbillograph 2CCBK.B35A was ¥7,700,000 on Graham Japan’s pages accessed on that date. These are regional official listings, not directly comparable transaction prices across markets.
Older prices are useful only as historical context. Monochrome Watches reported CHF 9,900 for the standard Superlight and CHF 10,900 for the Superlight Skeleton in its 2017 hands-on article. In a 6 December 2021 launch announcement, Graham Japan gave ¥1,485,000 as the launch-era price for each of two Carbon Strip Skeleton variants. Neither set of figures should be read as a current quote.
Quick Recap
What to check before buying
- Confirm the reference. Check that the listing identifies 2CCBK.B30A, 2CCCK.G01A or another exact model rather than relying on “Chronofighter Superlight” alone.
- Match the movement and dial to your preference. The Carbon Blue uses G1747; the Skeleton Green uses G1790; the Tourbillograph uses G1780 and adds a tourbillon, column-wheel chronograph and date.
- Check the complete price and buckle configuration. Graham Japan’s Carbon Blue price is for a pin buckle, and its listing says buckle specification can change the price.
- Verify availability with the seller. Graham’s global Carbon Blue page showed sold out when checked, a point-in-time status that may change.
- Try the case on if fit is uncertain. The stated weight is low for a 47 mm watch, but it does not determine how the case will sit on your wrist.
Sources
- Graham Watches Japan: Carbon Blue 2CCBK.B30A
- Graham Watches: global Carbon Blue 2CCBK.B30A page
- Graham Watches Japan: Carbon Strip Skeleton Green 2CCCK.G01A
- Graham Watches Japan: Carbon Tourbillograph 2CCBK.B35A
- Graham Watches: 2019 Reference Guide
- Xavier Markl, Monochrome Watches, 12 August 2017
- Graham Watches Japan: Carbon Strip Skeleton launch announcement, 6 December 2021
Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on Amazon at the time of purchase will apply.
