Icelandic search and rescue organisation ICE SAR and Luminox are debuting a new watch equipped with a heart rate monitor. Iceland is known as a place of extreme weather and rugged terrain, an island nation surrounded by icy water. Glaciers, volcanoes and avalanches are just some ...Icelandic search and rescue organisation ICE SAR and Luminox are debuting a new watch equipped with a heart rate monitor.
Iceland is known as a place of extreme weather and rugged terrain, an island nation surrounded by icy water. Glaciers, volcanoes and avalanches are just some of the natural challenges that test outdoor explorers there. For more than 100 years, Icelanders and visitors have relied on the Icelandic Search and Rescue Association, known as ICE-SAR, Iceland's elite volunteer organization.
In addition to a highly trained team of rescuers who are on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, ICE-SAR is a leader in safety training and education. Anyone visiting this North Atlantic island can rely on ICE-SAR should their adventure go awry. Luminox watches are made with durability and reliability in mind, and the new ICE-SAR Arctic watch embodies the resilience and tenacity of this Icelandic rescue team and the bravery they symbolize.
In collaboration with ICE-SAR, Luminox is launching the new ICE-SAR Arctic 1050 Series with a 46 mm case and a bezel and clasp in black CARBONOX material. The watch is available in a variety of colours, with red and orange playfully incorporated into the blue and black dial and ring. The watch is complemented by a tone-on-tone rubber strap.
The new 1050 Arctic watch is equipped with a pulse oximeter; the additional seconds hand and indices on the dial ring make it possible to quickly take your own or a patient's pulse, which is essential for first responders. Like every Luminox watch, it is equipped with Luminox Light Technology, which ensures that the watch will be visible in any lighting conditions for up to 25 years.