"However, each individual watch has its own unique selling point - and for the Flint (as its name rightfully suggests), it's the waterproof flint-rod that's integrated into the watch's body. Unscrew it when you want to start a fire, scrape on the rod using a pocket knife, and sparks immediately shoot off, igniting any form of tinder, creating a tiny fire that can then be harnessed to light a campfire, an old-fashioned torch, or an emergency signal in a time of distress."
"A built-in bottle opener lets you crack open a brew when you're in the great outdoors, and it could be used to pry open lids too (not to be mistaken with a can opener). A slight serrated corner above the bottle opener doesn't outline a specific purpose, but it looks sharp enough to cut through rope with a little vigorous action."
"Build almost exclusively for the outdoors, the Flint Clip Carabiner Watch also packs a discreet red LED microlight, used for illuminating the way in stealth scenarios where bright lights could give away your position. The red light (activated using a button at the 2 o'clock position) provides the right amount of visibility without necessarily blowing your cover or obscuring your low-light vision in the dark."
Dakota Watch Company's Flint Clip Carabiner Watch integrates multiple outdoor tools into an elevated-carabiner pocket-watch design. The watch contains a waterproof flint-rod stored in the body; unscrew and scrape it with a knife to produce sparks that ignite tinder for campfires, torches, or emergency signals. The body includes a built-in bottle opener and a slight serrated corner suitable for cutting rope or scraping the flint. A discreet red LED microlight, activated by a button at the 2 o'clock position, provides low-visibility illumination without destroying night vision. The red light allows visibility in stealth scenarios and avoids blinding users when turned off.
Read at Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
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