Breitling Emergency Ii

The Breitling Emergency II is the worlds first wristwatch with a dual frequency locator beacon. This means it can issue a distress signal to guide search and rescue missions. Features specifically developed for this model are the revolutionary rechargeable battery, a miniaturized dual frequency transmitter and an unprecedented integrated antenna system. The watch is ideal for pilots and adventurers but will knock you back $19,000, an expensive amount you´d be glad to pay if it saves your life one day. watch the video

Nautage Diver II Watch

The Nautage Diver II Automatic brings a fresh, modern take to the classic dive watch, built with the same precision and Nordic design sensibility that launched the brand in Copenhagen. What started as a shared dream between two Danish brothers has grown into a watchmaker known for clean aesthetics, rugged craftsmanship, and a deep connection to sailing culture. The Diver II evolves the original Diver I with a slimmer profile and upgraded components, all centered ...
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GARMIN FENIX 3

Garmin have rolled out their new activity-focused sports watch, the Fenix 3. The smart multisport GPS watch now features a new daylight-readable color display (the Fenix 2 was monochrome) and now includes Garmin´s Connect IQ platform, an open-source forum for developers to create apps specifically for Garmin products. The rugged Fenix 3 also includes full fitness training features, full outdoor navigation features, and smart notifications. Available in three styles...
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Bell & Ross BR 03-93 GMT

Prestigious watch makers Bell & Ross have introduced a new update on their BR 03-93 GMT watch. Inspired by 1970s cockpit clocks, the modern watch has a new bi-directional rotating bezel in a red and black color scheme. The GMT hand has also been updated with a large red triangle for enhanced visibility, and the two-tone finish provide time readings for two additional timezones. The sleek timepiece is powered by the BR-CAL.303 automatic movement, and has a 42...
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