The names and insignia of military units and organizations are usually considered government property, and as such are typically regarded as being in the public domain in most modern nations.  makes it easy for companies like Graham to piggyback on the honor of some organizations.And why not? Luminox pretty much made a name for itself with an implied “Navy SEALs” association which was pretty tenuous at best. Graham has upped the ante by adding a camouflage dial and the “Who Dares Wins” emblem of the UK’s  (SAS), and slapping a price tag on it that some sellers claim is as high as $12,800, as much as a small car.And with the namesakes SAS heavily involved in conflicts in places like Afghanistan these days, one would like to think that Graham could at least donate a portion of that $12,800 to a military charity in the UK or such.  Yet their website seems to make no mention of any such charitable intention though it might seem like an obvious place to make mention of such when they take pains to point out their racing sponsorships.  They’re content to simply borrow the name and insignia for free.  Honor, it seems, is cheap these days.