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

SUUNTO VERTICAL ADVENTURE WATCH

The new Suunto Vertical watch is the ideal tool for adventurers who demand the best. With unparalleled accuracy and battery life, this large-screen watch offers intuitive maps, offline navigation, and weather alerts. The watch´s altimeter, barometer, and compass maintain spatial awareness, while customizable sports tracking and apps are available. The Suunto App allows for planning, analysis, and sharing of sports activities, connecting to other services li...
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Bremont Supermarine S302 JET Watch

Designed for both land operations and deep-sea dives, the Bremont Supermarine S302 JET is the ultimate mission-ready mechanical watch. Crafted in Britain, this 40mm tool watch features Bremont's Trip-Tick DLC-treated stainless steel case, housing a COSC-certified BE-932AV automatic movement with a 50-hour power reserve and GMT functionalitya€”ideal for frequent flyers and world travelers. Engineered for performance, the S302 JET is water-resistant up to ...
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HTP ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL EDITION

We have featured HTP(Human Time Project) a couple of times before, a company created to aid health care workers in third world countries by selling fashionable watches. In  other words, for every watch sold, another will be given to a health care worker that needs one. To celebrate the company´s one year anniversary they have created a special edition watch, a stylish, military look timepiece with a vintage style hand sown leather strap. Only 100 will be a...
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