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Our user manuals offer tips on how to care for your watch and to protect it from environmental disturbances. These manuals also address the characteristics that make your Breitling watch special: its movement, its functions, and its features. All rights reserved. Would you like to access the Breitling Accessibility Website. Yes No, thank you. The owner is solely responsible for theHowever, some national administrationsFor more information,Any interventionThe first service, free of charge, shouldAfter that, the watch must be serviced every two years.The micro-transmitter of the Emergency is a dual frequencyCospas-Sarsat worldwide satellite system, while the secondExtreme miniaturization of the system as well as theThis notably involved developing aThe Emergency is supplied with a charger-tester serving toIt is an essential aid to search andThe purpose ofThe Emergency comes in a case containing the following items. Besides the PLB (Personal Locator Beacon) category to whichEmergency transmitter watch. EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon) forTransformer with international plugs. ELT (Emergency Locator Transmitter) for use in aviation. User manual. Related documentsThe system was originally set. The beacon’s signal is picked up by at least one low-orbit. LEOSAR (Low-Earth Orbiting Search And Rescue) satellite orLEOSAR satellitesOrganization (ICAO), International Maritime OrganizationThe Emergency transmitter watch broadcasts a digitalMission Control Center. Rescue Coordination Center. For more information about Cospas-Sarsat, visit its websiteThe Emergency transmitter watch broadcasts a second analogPLBs must be registered at the time of purchase with theRegistration Database (IBRD) at www.406registration.com.
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IMPORTANT: As a safety measure and to discourage misuseOnce used, the Emergency will need to be returned to anIn the event of legitimate use of the transmitter, justifiedIn case of misuse, the reconditioning cost will be at leastThrough its sales network, Breitling encourages and facilitatesEach PLB has a Unique Identification Number (UIN) also called. Hex ID, which is part of the transmitted signal and makes itThe UIN, which includes the countryThe beacon must be registered in the owner’s country of residence. If this changes, the beacon must be reprogrammedThe beacon-watch’s owner is responsible for informing theIn particular, if the watch isFor his part, the new ownerIf the watch is stolen, the authoritiesNote: The watch and the transmitter are independent. Any damage to the watch as a result of a crash does notA PLB is a survival instrument and should be activated only inAny misuse may be sanctioned by aThe consequences of any such act (that may entail legal proceedings) shall be entirely borne by the owner of the watch. Breitling SA nor the distributor of the transmitter may thusTurn the main antenna cap A counter-clockwise until it comesThe ring gives way and releases theThe secondary cap B opposite cap A has been automaticallyThis reveals aNote: The main cap A bears the inscription “TURN 1” alongNote: The watch caseback bears the inscription “PULL 3” withNote: The watch caseback bears the inscription “PULL 2”IMPORTANT: It is essential to pull cap A and handle C properly until each breaks away in order to entirely extend bothThe way the cap and the handle are fixed to the two antennaOnce activated, the beacon will broadcast at least duringIn order to ensure that the 406 MHz distress signal will beIMPORTANT: To enable effective and proper transmission,Do not activate the beacon inside a plane or a car. The signal willAvoid ravines, caves and canyons. Trees also disturb the qualityFixed on a wooden stick or a rock. Placed on a rucksack or a box.
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Suspended using a shoelace or a belt. The exact positioning of the beacon with its two antennasThe two antenna sections must be kept vertical, with theThe Emergency is not designed to be worn on the wristAmong many other options, here are some examples of nonconductive supports which can be used for the beacon. In case of strong wind, find a sheltered area or fix the longAny bending of the short antenna due to strong wind doesIn the event of accidental activation or as soon as the userIMPORTANT: As mentioned above, the Emergency beacon’sThis chapter concerns only the distress beacon and itsIt does not apply to the chronographTo reduce the transmission range to a few meters, eitherThe indicator atTo comply with Cospas-Sarsat specifications, Breitling hasThis rechargeable lithium batteryThere is very little drain on it as longHowever, like all batteries,An initial charging procedure and self-test must be doneThe self-test to check thatIf the indicator on the watch dial blinks red, the beacon’sWhen the “POWER” indicator. The watch has a LED indicator at noon on the dial. In normalThe indicator at noon on the watch dial blinks red automatically two months after the last recharge cycle or if the battery level is too low to meet minimum broadcast criteria. The “POWER” indicator light turns green.The “CHARGE” indicator light turns green but the “SELFTEST” indicator light as well as the indicator on the watchIn this case, the Emergency should not under any circumstances be used as a PLB. The indicator light on the watch dial turns red. The indicator light on the dial remains red so long as theOnce the watch is removed fromThis indicates that the beacon isBreitling service center as soon as possible.
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The “CHARGE” indicator light turns green; while the “SELFTEST” indicator light and the indicator light at noon on theAfter two months, it typically takes about two hours toRecharging andTo ensure the reliability and performance of the Emergency,After that, theBreitling service center. Once the watch is taken off the charger, the indicator lightThis blinking will last forIn the neutral position, rotating the crown enables you toThe crown may beIn the second position, rotating the crown enables you toOperating temperature. Power sourceA brief push in neutral position (1) actions the functions.Operating temperatureSelecting and correcting. Select the T2 (2nd timezone) function byP is displayed, the time readout is in theIf the watch loses or gains a few seconds, after some timeSelect and display local time.Note: when the timer readout is in thePull the crown out: the hour and minuteIf no letter is visible, the time readout is in the 24H mode,Push the crown back in. The seconds digitsTo change theWhile the seconds digits flash, push thePut the watch in the 24H time readout mode (see 9.1). Select and display local time. Check that the minute display corresponds to the exactPull the crown out: the hour and minuteNote: the calendar is programmed to provide the exact dateSet the watch to the correct time by rotating the crown: rapid rotation moves theSelect the seconds-date function display. Push the crown back in. Pull the crown out: the seconds disappearIf desired, return the watch to the 2x12H mode (see 9.1).Push the crown back in: the seconds digitsAfter a battery replacement or, exceptionally, a manipulation error, it may be necessary to synchronize the timeSelect the neutral position. Leap-year adjustments: the calendar is programmed toImportant: although the watch does not normally displaySelect the day-date function display.
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Pull the crown out: the date is replacedRotate the crown forward or backward toPush the crown back in: the date replacesPull the crown out: the digitally displayedRotate the crown backward or forwardPush the crown back in. Return the watch to the display of localWhen travelling to another timezone or adjusting theSelect and display local time. Pull the crown out: the hour and minuteTo cancel an ongoing countdown operation. Select the TM (timer) function. Press the crown during more than twoPlease remember not to rotate the crown slowly afterSelect the T2 (2nd timezone) function. Pull the crown out: the digits corresponding to the 2nd timezone begin flashing. Pull the crown out: the hours and minutesRotate the crown forward or backward. Set the desired time span by rotatingPush the crown back in: counting downPress the crown to end the buzzing. Note: the minute and the seconds readouts cannot beRemember to take into account the watch’s time modeSelect the CHR (chronograph) function. Press the crown to start the chronograph.A further press on the crown will restartSelect the AL (alarm) function. Pull the crown out: the digits will flash. Display the desired alarm time by rotatingPush the crown back in. AL appears,Return the chronograph to zero by pressingWhile the chronograph is in use, any other function ofHowever, the watchThe chronograph mechanism will stop automatically afterWhen the alarm sounds, press the crown toTo set or reset the alarm, press the crown after selectingAL displayed: alarm on. OF displayed: alarm off. To test the alarm function, press the crownNote: remember to take into account the watch’s timeThe watch’s movement includes a battery end-of-lifeBreitling models are water-resistant to varying degrees. TheThis indication is a standard valueWe therefore recommend that you have the Emergency transmitter-watchSplashing. Shower,Water-skiing,Deep sea diving. Useful tips.
The movement of your chronometer is protected byIf used intensively in water,Breitling genuine leather straps are crafted with the mostIn particular,Breitling metal cases and bracelets are made from theRegular cleaning by rinsing and brushing in clear waterThis operation is stronglyWater resistanceA chronometer is a high-precision instrument that hasLike all survival instruments, your Emergency watch willThe certification test for wristwatch chronographs withThe term “chronometer” should not be confused with thatA chronograph is not necessarilyAny work done on your Emergency watch must be carriedYour Breitling dealer willRecommendations. Used batteries and used watch components shouldWe recommend theLes consequences d’un tel acte sontCertaines administrations nationales exigent cependant qu’ilsToute intervention sur votre Emergency doit etre confiee a un centre deLe premier service, gratuit, doit intervenir a la date indiquee au dos de la montre. Il faut ensuite effectuer un service tous les deux ans.Ne pas incinerer, percer, deformer ou court-circuiter.Le microemetteur de l’Emergency est une balise de detresseLocator Beacon). Il emet deux signaux: l’un, numerique, surL’extreme miniaturisation du systeme ainsi que les prescriptions tres strictes des normes en vigueur ont exige desIl a notamment fallu concevoir une batterie rechargeable permettant de satisfaire aL’objectif du systemeL’Emergency est livree dans une valise contenant les elementsOutre les PLB (Personal Locator Beacon), dont fait partieEPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon), baliseELT (Emergency Locator Transmitter), balise aeronautique.L’Emergency est livree avec un chargeur-testeur permettantCe dispositif, mis en place a. Le signal emis par la balise est capte au minimum par unAnd Rescue) ou un satellite en orbite geostationnaire GEOSARLe satellite relaie ce signalLes satellites LEOSARLa montre-emetteur Emergency emet un signal digital surMission Control Center.
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Pour plus d’informations sur Cospas-Sarsat, consulter le site. Internet www.cospas-sarsat.org.La montre-emetteur Emergency emet un second signalPar le biais de son reseau de vente, Breitling encourage etChaque PLB possede un identifiant unique UIN (Unique. Identification Number ou Hex ID). Cet UIN fait partie duL’UIN est grave au dos de la montre. La balise doit etre enregistree dans le pays de residenceLe proprietaire de la montre-balise est responsable d’informer l’autorite nationale competente de toute modificationC’est le casEn cas de vol de la montre, les autorites doivent immediatement etre informees. IMPORTANT: par mesure de securite et pour eviter toutL’extraction deCette emission se poursuit ensuite jusqu’a la decharge complete de la batterie. Une fois utilisee, l’Emergency devra etre retournee a unOutre les controles horlogers standard, il s’agira notammentEn cas d’utilisation legitime, justifiee par une situation de detresse et attestee par une organisation de secours officielle,En cas d’utilisation abusive, les couts de reconditionnementN.B.: la montre et l’emetteur sont independants. Des dommagesUne PLB est un instrument de survie ne devant etre activeTout enclenchement abusif estLes consequences d’un tel acte (y compris les poursuitesTourner le bouchon principal A de l’antenne dans le sensLa bague cede et libere le bouchon.Le bouchon secondaire B, place a l’oppose du bouchon A,Extraire ce bouchon B et leIMPORTANT: il est capital de bien tirer le bouchon A et laLes fixations du bouchon et de la poignee sur les deux brinsUne fois activee, la balise emet au minimum pendant 18 heures. Dans les cas particuliers ou la balise fait face a des temperaturesPour que le signal d’alerte 406 MHz atteigne un satellite etIl fonctionne de maniere optimaleIMPORTANT: pour permettre une emission efficace et correcte, eviter tout contact entre les deux brins d’antenne ainsiNe pas activer la balise a l’interieur d’un avion ou d’une voiture.
Le signal serait attenue, voire bloque par les parties metalliques. Eviter les ravins, les grottes ou les canyons. Les arbres nuisentChercher a avoir toujours unLe positionnement de la balise avec ses deux antennesLes deux brins d’antenne doivent etre maintenus en positionL’Emergency n’est pas concue pour etre portee au poignetParmi de nombreuses possibilites, voici quelques exemplesS’il y a beaucoup de vent, chercher un endroit abrite ou fixerLe courbement du brin court en cas de vent n’affecte pas lesEn cas d’activation accidentelle ou des que l’utilisateur aIMPORTANT: comme indique precedemment, la batterie deIl n’existe donc pas de produit equivalent ou alternatif surCe chapitre concerne uniquement la partie balise de detresseLa partie montre-chronographePour reduire la portee d’emission a quelques metres, ilL’indicateur aPour satisfaire aux exigences Cospas-Sarsat, Breitling aCet accumulateur rechargeableComme tout accumulateur, ilUne premiere charge et un self-test sont necessaires apresA la fin de chaque recharge,Si l’indicateur sur le cadran de la montre clignote en rouge, laLe chargeur-testeurLa montre dispose d’un indicateur a diode lumineuse a 12hDans certains casL’indicateur a 12h sur le cadran de la montre clignote automatiquement deux mois apres la derniere recharge ouDans ce cas, l’Emergency ne doit en aucun cas etre utiliseeL’indicateur sur la montre passe au rouge. L’indicateur sur le cadran reste allume en rouge tantUne fois la montreLa duree ordinaire d’une recharge et d’un self-test apresLes recharges et selftests sont possibles en tout temps et ils seront d’autantPour assurer la fiabilite et les performances de l’Emergency. Par la suite, ce service devra etreBreitling. Une fois la montre retiree du chargeur, l’indicateur a 12hCe clignotement dure environ six mois.
Passe ce delai, la batterie seraMais des que la montre sera placee sur le chargeur, le systeme se reveillera automatiquement et pourra fonctionnerLes differentes fonctions sont selectionnees par rotation deEn position neutre, la rotation de la couronne permet deLa couronne peut etre tournee en avant (dans le sens des aiguilles d’une montre) ou enEn position tiree, la rotation de la couronne permet le reglageAlimentationUne pression en position neutre (1) commande les fonctions.Autonomie de l’emetteurTemperature de fonctionnementSi apres une mise a l’heure, ou apres un certain tempsSelectionner et afficher l’heure locale.Note: en mode 2 fois 12H, entre midi etTirer la couronne. Les chiffres des heuresSi aucune lettre n’apparait, l’heure est affichee en modeRepousser la couronne. Les chiffres indiquant les secondes clignotent pendantPour changer lePendant que les chiffres des secondes clignotent, presser la couronne en synchronisation avec un top horaire ou le passageMettre la montre en mode d’affichage 24H (voir 9.1). Selectionner et afficher l’heure locale. Tirer la couronne. Les chiffres des heuresMettre la montre a l’heure en tournantControler que la minute affichee corresponde bien a celle deNote: le calendrier est programme pour indiquer la dateSelectionner l’indication seconde-date. Repousser la couronne. Tirer la couronne. Les secondes disparaissent,Revenir si desire au mode d’affichage 2 fois 12 heuresRepousser la couronne. Le mois disparait etApres un changement de pile, ou exceptionnellement en casSelectionner la fonction neutre. Ajustement bissextile: le calendrier est programme pourLe 29 fevrierTirer la couronne. L’heure qui apparait surImportant: meme si le mois n’est pas affiche en utilisationTourner la couronne, en avant ou en arriere,Repousser la couronne. Selectionner l’indication jour-date. Tirer la couronne. Une lettre apparait a laTourner la couronne en avant ou en arriereRevenir a l’affichage de l’heure locale.
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Proceder a la remise a l’heure (voir 9.2). Lorsqu’on change de fuseaux horaires ou que l’on desireRepousser la couronne. La lettre disparait etSelectionner et afficher l’heure locale. Tirer la couronne. Les chiffres des heures etPour interrompre le compte a rebours. Selectionner la fonction TM (timer). Presser sur la couronne pendant plus deAttention! Ne pas effectuer de rotations lentes de la couronne apres la rotation rapide du changement de fuseau.En plus de l’heure locale, la montre permet l’affichage d’unSelectionner la fonction T2Selectionner la fonction TM (timer). Tirer la couronne. Les chiffres des heures etTirer la couronne. Le chiffre affichant l’heureTourner la couronne en avant ou en arriere. Afficher le temps desire en tournant la couronne, en avant ou en arriere (une rotationRepousser la couronne. Le compte a reboursPresser sur la couronne pour arreter la sonnerie. Note: l’indication des minutes et des secondes ne peutLa montre pouvant fonctionner en mode 2 fois 12HSelectionner la fonction CHR (chronographe). Presser sur la couronne pour faire demarrerPour stopper le chronographe, presser aUne nouvelle pression sur la couronne faitLa remise a zero s’effectue par une pressionSelectionner la fonction AL (alarme-reveil). Tirer la couronne. Les chiffres clignotent. Afficher l’heure de sonnerie desiree en tournant la couronne en avant ou en arriere (uneRepousser la couronne. Les lettres AL apparaissent, indiquant que la sonnerie estPour arreter la sonnerie, presser sur la couronne. Pendant le fonctionnement du chronographe, il est possibleLe chronographe s’arrete automatiquement au bout deAu-dela d’une heure, il indique lesPour declencher, respectivement reenclencher la sonnerie,Pour tester le dispositif d’alarme, presser laL’alarme sonne.Note: la montre pouvant fonctionner en mode 2 fois 12HLe mouvement de la montre est equipe d’un detecteur deLe remplacement de la pile doit etreLes modeles Breitling sont etanches a differents degres.
AuLa couronne et lesVotre chronometre Breitling est un instrument sophistiqueLeur action mecanique engendre une usure ineluctable, queEmergency devrait etre controlee tous les 2 ans aupres d’unL’etancheite. Le mouvement de votre chronometre est protege par unEn cas d’utilisation intensive en milieuPour une utilisation occasionnelle en milieu aquatique, cette operation s’effectuera tousBreitling. Douche, sportsSki nautique,Plongee sous-marine. Conseils utilesEn particulier, l’eau,Les boitiers et bracelets metalliques Breitling sont concusUn nettoyage regulier par rincage etAinsi, il convient de les protegerUn chronometre est un instrument horaire de haute precisionCOSC (Controle Officiel Suisse des Chronometres), organismeComme tous les instruments de survie, votre montreL’epreuve de certification pour les chronometres-bracelets aL’ecart de marche du calibreUn chronographe n’est pas forcement certifie chronometre, mais tous les chronographes. Breitling portent le titre tres convoite de chronometre. Toute intervention sur votre montre Emergency doit etreRecommandations. Les batteries et les composants horlogers usagesThe declaration of conformity may be obtained from:PDF Version: 1.6. Linearized: No. Has XFA: No. XMP Toolkit: 3.1-701. Producer: Adobe PDF Library 10.0.1. Creator Tool: Adobe InDesign CS6 (Macintosh). Page Count: 36. Creator: Adobe InDesign CS6 (Macintosh). Trapped: False. User Manual Part five of eight of the Breitling Emergency BREITLING USA,. The supplementary antenna can greatly improve theChecking does not require the antenna to be extended andIt is strongly recommended to check that the transmitterUse the cross-head screw-driver to unscrew the fourSpeaker DE. Test contact. Switch ON (A). Check light (E) is an and a strand is heard. Place the EMFRGEch in its holder. Press gently on the watch.
After a short delay, a soundIf the pmblem per s, it isThe Emma 45ch can also be checked, without extending itsUnwarranted operation (if the transmitter is subject to aThe owner is exclusively liable for any consequencesMain antenna cap. Supplementary antenna capUpper display. Lower displayBREITLING service center for the transmitter to be madeAny malfunctioning or visible damage such as cracks inNote: The watch and the transmitter are independent. Any damage to the watch, as a result of an air crash, forPDF Version: 1.2. Modify Date: 1999:08:24 23:04:49. Creator: Adobe Photoshop 5.0. Producer: Adobe Photoshop for Macintosh. Create Date: 1999:08:24 23:04:24. Page Count: 3. User Manual Part eight of eight of the Breitling Emergency Part eight of eight of the Breitling Emergency This BREITLING chronograph was designed to withstand the pressure level inscribed on the case back. Please note: The crown should not be actioned while the watch is under water or when it is wet. After exposing the watch to sea water, remember always to rinse its case and metal bracelet in freshMaintenance, replacement or repair work on your BREITLING watch should be entrusted only to anShould any suchCertificate duly completed, dated and signed by the official dealer from whom the watch wasThe masking effect of terrain was investigated It was observed that a topography that limitsWarming the watch increases the range in cold conditions. Holding up the watch also improved the range, especially when lying on the ground. The optimum length of the complementary, counterpoise antenna is 60cm. The supplementary antenna (counterpoise) more than doubles the range, except if theOverall assessment. Basic data. Static interference increases at night, at lower latitudes, on land and in summer. VHF is sensitive to the re?ective and blocking effects of terrain. VHF radio waves have a line-of—sight range. The theoretical maximum horizon range of a VHF signal depends on the relative heights of the.
R is the approximate distance in nautical miles, ht is the height of the transmitter in feet,The practical range of the BREITLING EMERGENCYWWWFFH'F?'?'F?'?'?'?'?'?'a—?TheoreticalFeet Meters Nm Km Nm Km Nm KmFile Type Extension: pdf. PDF Version: 1.2. Modify Date: 1999:08:24 23:13:20. Create Date: 1999:08:24 23:13:00. The original 1993 model was sold with a VHS instruction video that was later updated to a printed version. The blue rubberized screwdriver is a (superior) replacement, the original version was a plastic light grey colour. Due to the potential for misuse, the FCC ruled it could only be sold to those who could provide proof of a pilots license as the first watch to feature an integrated emergency beacon. The titanium model underwent several minor updates, the reference was changed to E56121 in the late 1990s, then Ref.E76321 with a Super-Quartz movement until production ceased circa 2010. Apparently if you ordered 50 pieces or more you could have a custom logo applied to the dial and examples of these limited editions are today highly sought after. Usually supplied on the titanium Pro1 bracelet, the example pictured is fitted with the (later) Pro2 bracelet and also supplied with a Pro3 rubber strap. The Emergency model was presented in a hard plastic case with test module (when fitted to the back of the watch an audiable beeb can be heard so you know the beacon is working) screwdriver to open the test module, 4 AAA batteries, COSC certificate and instruction DVD and box. The early versions were supplied with a VHS instruction video and later models a printed instruction manual. The transmitter is designed to be used one time only, if the beacon is activated in a genuine emergency then Breitling will replace it free of charge. Despite finding little favor among professional pilots, it gained popularity among amateur pilots and would-be adventurous, who would likely, hopefully, never need an emergency beacon.
Possibly the reason it was never fully favored with professionals is the emergency transponder is analog and works like a homing beacon, in a similar way an avalanche transponder does, thus can only be detected provided someone is looking on that frequency within the required range (approx. 200 miles.) Even then, the search plane would have to perform a series of maneuvers to triangulate the signal. In short, a search party needs to be already looking for you for the watch to be useful. That said, Breitling advertise the emergency feature has saved numerous lives since launched and certainly gives the wearer more confidence in remote locations. To prevent misuse, the owner is liable for all costs involved in a search-party rescue if activated when there is no emergency, in addition, as it is a one-time-only transmitter, once activated the watch needs to be returned to Breitling for the beacon to be reset. If activated in a genuine emergency this will be undertaken without charge. Due to the complex electronics a battery change should only ever be performed by a qualified Breitling technician. Tragically, the famous American adventurer and aviator Steve Fossett auctioned his personal Breitling Emergency for charity at Bonhams in London shortly before crashing his plane and disappearing while flying across Nevada, you can only ask the question, would he have been found and lived had he still been wearing his emergency locator watch? The second beacon emits on the same 121.5 Mhz local frequency as used by the Emergency One. The addition of the satellite transmitter greatly increases your chances of being found as, instead of waiting for a search partly to be in your vicinity, they are alerted to your distress. However the latest technology comes at a price, and size. With a case diameter of 51mm, it will be the largest diameter Breitling wristwatch in production, assuming of course it gets approved by the FCC.
Cinema Spotting: For anyone watching the January 2015 action movie 'Taken 3' take a close look at the watch the character played by Forest Whitaker is wearing. Yep, its an identical grey dial titanium Breitling Emergency on a titanium bracelet. I am not sure who the prop guy was for the movie but credit goes to him for picking a watch well suited to an LAPD detective. One brand that embraced a more traditional definition of technology is Breitling. In 1995, Brieitling introduced a true pilots companion; the Breitling Emergency. A multifunction quartz watch in Titainum, the piece had an added element of safety never seen before. Inside this layered movement was an S.O.S. transmitting antenna that once engaged acted as another line of emergency communication. When this frequency transmitted, if heard, help was on the way. The Breitling Emergency II is the first timepiece to have a dual frequency locator beacon. Where the original Emergency transmitted at 121.5 Mhz; the international air distress frequency. The Emergency II, with microtechnology designed in conjunction with the aerospace industry, now also offers an antenna transmitting at 406Mhz. This is a digital signal reaching out to the international Cospas-Sarsat system which integrates with a series of satellites for more accurate signal positioning. This lifesaving timepiece was able to meet all of the stringent requirements of the Cospas-Sarsat system including being able to transmit for 24 hours and in extreme temperatures. Although this piece was announced to the world in 2013, with has taken until now to gain the right to be sold in the United States. Due its size, much smaller than other beacons, the FCC had to be convinced that the device could work properly and accurately in tough conditions. Multiple dial colors include black, yellow, and orange. With its multifunction display and analog hands, the time is always available even while using one of the numerous pilot inspired movement functions.