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Analog wrist watch can call emergency numbers even without a phone

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There are some smartwatches out there like Will.i.am’s Puls that can make voice calls without having to connect to a phone. But have you ever heard of an analog watch with the same capability? No? Well, now you will: the GPS-equipped Limmex emergency watch looks like a perfectly old-fashioned Swiss timepiece, except it has an emergency button you can press that calls preprogrammed contacts. You don’t even need to wear an earpiece to use it, as it comes with built-in mic and loudspeaker. In case you’ve saved more than one number to call during emergency, the device rings ’em all up in sequence until someone picks up. Also, the watch automatically sends your contacts a text message with a link to a map that shows them where you are.
via Engadget

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One thought on “Analog wrist watch can call emergency numbers even without a phone”

  1. It’s the world’s first crash-only watch; it just wails loudly enough to wake the dead once the user becomes unaccountably cold. Or it has a punchdown tool, I can’t decide which.

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