Cleared for Takeoff: The Breitling Emergency II Lands at U.S. Retailers This Summer
Breitling introduced the Emergency II �� successor to the wildly popular Breitling Emergency, and the first-ever watch with?a dual-frequency locator beacon �� at Baselworld 2013. However, the watch’s planned U.S. retail release has been stalled for nearly two years awaiting approval from the FCC, which regulates the airwaves over which its built-in rescue signal operates. On June 23, pilots, sailors, and other adventurers who have patiently waited for the chance to purchase the Emergency II received good news. At a press conference aboard the U.S.S. Intrepid Air and Space Museum in New York, co-hosted by pilot, astronaut and Breitling brand ambassador Mark Kelly, Breitling announced that the government red tape had finally been cut: the company received its necessary FCC waiver, and the Breitling Emergency II would finally be available at retail on July 1. Here’s what you need to know about this world’s-first timepiece.The original Breitling Emergency, introduced in 199

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