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The Breitling Emergency II is a professional tool watch built around a dual-frequency personal locator beacon that transmits on 121.5 MHz and 406 MHz, the same frequencies search-and-rescue services monitor. It pairs that beacon with a SuperQuartz chronograph, a digital display, a countdown timer, an alarm, a second time zone and a day-date window, all in a 51mm brushed titanium case on a titanium Professional III bracelet. It is large and purpose-built, so it suits pilots, offshore sailors and remote travelers rather than someone wanting a dress watch. Against ordinary chronographs it trades slimness and subtlety for a rescue capability no standard watch offers; owners accept the bulk and the beacon's battery service requirements for that.
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Owners treat the Emergency II as a serious survival instrument and a conversation piece, praising the beacon and the titanium build. The recurring complaints are the size and the cost and hassle of beacon battery service.
The Breitling Professional Emergency II is a men's Swiss-made watch with a built-in Personal Locator Beacon (PLB) that transmits the wearer's location in an emergency. It has a Volcano Black dial with luminescent hands and hour markers, and it shows the time on both analog and digital displays.
It runs on a battery-operated SuperQuartz movement, Breitling Caliber 76, and has an end-of-life indicator for the battery. Functions include a chronograph, countdown timer, alarm, day and date, and a GMT second time zone. A bidirectional rotating bezel surrounds the dial.
The case is brushed titanium with a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. It comes on a brushed Breitling Professional III titanium bracelet with a deployment buckle.
