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Leatherman Multi-Tool Watch

Following the success of their popular Multi-Tool Bracelet, Leatherman have introduced the world’s first multi-tool watch with customizable tread links. Attached to a premium, Swiss-made watch, the versatile bracelet features individual links equipped with tools that perform two or three functions each, making a total of 25 usable tools available at a moment’s notice. The wearable multi-tool is fully customizable so the user can rearrange links, add new ones, or adjust for wrist size. Link tools include a variety of drivers, a cutting hook, box wrenches, a glass breaker, and the ubiquitous bottle opener. Available in Stainless & DLC black finish. 

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WRC CHRONORALLY WATCH | BY EDOX

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Bell & Ross BR 03-94 Black Matte

Bell & Ross is a brand that is synonymous with functionality and durability. It has built a reputation among professional users, including astronauts, fighter pilots, divers, mine-clearing experts, and elite police officers. The BR 03-94 Black Matte is a testament to the brands dedication to meeting the demands of those working under extreme conditions. Inspired by aviation instruments, the BR 03-94 Black Matte has an elegant and utilitar...
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MATRIX POWERWATCH 2

Matrix is back with the new PowerWatch 2, a follow-up to last years´ popular wearable that was powered entirely by body heat, and never had to charge. The new iteration now features a 1.2-inch color display, support for thermometric and solar charging (converts your body heat and ambient light to power itself), heart rate monitoring, as well as GPS and fitness tracking. As you´d expect, it also syncs wirelessly to your phone, tracks your steps, sleep, calories, an...
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