Emergency beacons are great insurance for aviators and sailors, but they aren't worth much if a disaster leaves you in one place and the beacon in another. Just to be safe, you might as well strap the beacon to your wrist, which is what the Breitling Emergency II does. The Swiss-made wrist chronograph watch provides those who travel in remote, risky places with a dual-channel emergency satellite transmitter that activates with a twist and a yank... Continue Reading Breitling Emergency II watch doubles as a satellite emergency beacon
Section: Wearable Electronics
Tags: Breitling, Emergency, Satellite, Watches
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