New Breitling Emergency Watch
An original model Breitling Emergency Watch is especially designed for pilots who have fallen into extreme conditions. A retractable antenna that allows you to send a distress signal to the international aeronautical emergency frequency 121.5 MHz supplies the watch.
This feature turned out to be very necessary. It was useful to two British helicopter pilots who in 2003 crashed in Antarctica, as well as a hunter lost in the woods of Alaska. Breitling watch saved Mark Spencer’s life, who along with his friends hunting in the woods near the Alaska Range. When their boat ran aground on the river Tayon, Mark went for help. However, the boat sank, and Spencer for 48 hours fought for life in the harsh environment of Alaska. "The first thing I always take with me on the expedition - said Mark - a watch Breitling. Even if I lose all the equipment with me will always be my watch. It gives me confidence and calms my family."
Mark Spencer with Breitling Emergency watch
After hours move upstream Susitna, Mark, almost frozen to death, included an accidental ELT transmitter on its own watch, allowing rescuers to locate him and took him by helicopter to safe place. Emergency Watch watch radio is allowed up to locate the hunter.
President of the Breitling American division Thierry Prissert, says in this regard: "We are extremely pleased to hear such stories from our customers. We sincerely hope that in the future our watches will need to Mark for determining the time."
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Written by Angel
