If you spend any time in the wilderness, the Survival Watch is calling for your wrist. Far more than your average timepiece, the Survival Watch hides a magnesium flint rod fire starter and scraper, compass, and a whistle. To add to those, the band itself is made from over 12 feet of 550lb nylon paracord, which is perfect for trapping, fishing, and marking your trails. When the sun sets, the luminous face allows you to easily check the time. If you camp, explore, or have a penchant for getting lost in the woods, the Survival Watch was made for you.
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