Breitling Emergency II Night Mission V76325G1 Luxury Watch Review

http://www.thewatchbox.com/watches/breitling Drastic times call for drastic timers. And when disaster strikes, you need a watch that can strike back. The Breitling Emergency II Night Mission isn't just the watchuwant, it may very well be the watchuNEED... and we have one of the only examples available for immediate delivery in the United States. Breitling's Emergency is about as exclusive as any professional watch can be. With annual production of approximately 2,500 units each year since the 1995 debut of the first Emergency, this volume is dwarfed by the 3,500 piece annual output of Richard Mille. That's right, the Breitling Emergency is scarcer than Richard Mille's vaunted output. But the conventional lexicon of luxury watch discourse does no justice to the true purpose of the Breitling Emergency II Night Mission. Rare, fine, and exclusive are terms of art when dealing with man-jewelry; the Emergency II is lifesaving gear. Realistically, nobody relies on a mechanical "dive watch" for life support in modern commercial diving, and no pilot is staking his or any number of passengers' lives on a slide rule the size of a cracker. But fall from your offshore cruiser while underway or break both legs during a hiking fall, and the Emergency will be the *only* tool you want in your arsenal. No novelty or anachronism, this is an internationally-regulated piece of professional rescue electronics; Breitling requires the initial buyer to sign a waiver of understanding before the