Watches and Bracelets

Even though survival watches and bracelets may seem unusual, you should reconsider their importance in survival situations. The best survival watches and bracelets don't just serve to look pretty, tell time, or set an alarm. These accessories have many distinct features and are worth considering when preparing for an expedition. They have been well thought out and designed to help you in many adventures and sometimes dangerous situations.

Resistant watch

A survival watch must always function even after a fall. Whether you're climbing a mountain, venturing into a swamp, or crossing a river, your survival watch should be able to withstand erosion, mud, or water. Its components must be solid, durable, and made of the highest quality materials.

Multifunctionality

The survival watch and bracelet must be versatile. When you go outdoors, avoid overloading yourself. Therefore, have the right tools with you to ensure your survival. In this case, place on your wrist, along with the survival watch and bracelet: the whistle, compass, flint, aluminum fire-starting rod, lamp, etc.

Automatic winding watch

If you plan to spend a long time in nature, it's preferable to choose an automatic watch. No battery is needed; it winds up as soon as you put it on.

Paracord length

Survival bracelets come in various paracord lengths; it is necessary to choose a bracelet with a paracord length of at least 3 meters for better use.

Bracelet size

First, measure your wrist to find a survival bracelet that fits. If you have a larger wrist, look for an adjustable size wristband.

Bracelet closure

There are survival bracelets on the market with shackles or clips. The survival bracelet with shackle is hand-woven and very aesthetic. Clip-on survival bracelets are more understated and practical. Also pay attention to the bracelet's tightening mechanism, which should be able to attach to your wrist, as well as to other equipment.