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ScanWatch Horizon is the most advanced dive-style medical hybrid smartwatch, with rotating bezel, luminescent indexes and upgraded water resistance to 10 ATM. The smartest X-mas Gift This Year! WITHINGS, the pioneering developer of lifestyle and health products, today launches the first ScanWatch Horizon hybrid smartwatch, whose design is inspired by the classic diver's watch. ScanWatch Horizon has state-of-the-art medical technology that can measure heart rate, EKG, breathing disorders, blood oxygen levels, sleep and physical activity. This is the most advanced medical jewelry you can imagine. WITHINGS has chosen a unique analogue design with the addition of functions expected from a traditional and advanced diving watch. The scratch-resistant sapphire glass case with anti-reflective coating and titanium finish gives a luxurious feel. The watch comes with a stainless steel bracelet for the classic diver's watch look and a more elastic rubber bracelet for sports use, rotating bezel, Luminova luminescent indexes and laser engraved bezel markings. In addition, the watch has a 30-day battery life and a 10 ATM water resistance, making it the perfect accessory for swimming, snorkeling and other water sports that can be monitored via the watch's sports technology functions and the connected Health Mate app. ScanWatch Horizon is available in a limited number in Sweden at the price of 499.95 EUR. Now you have the unique opportunity to own your own ScanWatch Horizon just by sending an email to win@lifestylepublishing.se and answer the following question and explain why you should be the lucky winner! For how long does the ScanWatch Horizon batteries last before they need charging? 30 hours, 3 days or 30 days? We need your answer and motivation sent to win@lifestylepublishing.se no later than December 23, 2022. “Our core mission is to create beautiful devices that people choose to use and wear every day so that the clinical data they provide can have a meaningful impact on the user's life. Diver's watches were created in the 1920s to provide naval personnel with an underwater watch for accuracy during maneuvers. In the 1950s, SCUBA divers and enthusiasts made them fashionable for all occasions. Now with advanced medical capabilities, WITHINGS aims to bring connected health watches to even more users.” says Mathieu Letombe, CEO of WITHINGS. Like the original and Rose Gold models, ScanWatch Horizon was developed with medical experts and validated in three clinical trials. It offers extensive and advanced health and fitness options. In-depth monitoring of cardiovascular health Atrial fibrillation is the main form of irregular heart rhythm that often goes undiagnosed because it occurs irregularly and can easily be missed if symptoms are not present or if they do not occur during a doctor's visit. ScanWatch can detect if users have atrial fibrillation thanks to its ability to take a medical-grade EKG on demand. ScanWatch also enables users to identify if their heart rate is slow, high or showing signs of atrial fibrillation through a proactive heart scanning feature. The device can monitor heart rate via its built-in PPG sensor and alert the user to a potential cardiac event even if they don't feel a heartbeat. ScanWatch then prompts the user to record an EKG in just 30 seconds via the watch's display. Detection of respiratory disorders One billion people are estimated to suffer from mild to severe sleep apnea. However, 8 out of 10 people don't know they have it. ScanWatch can detect the presence of breathing disorders at night (which can be a sign of sleep apnea) with an exclusive algorithm that analyzes blood oxygen levels, heart rate, movement and breathing rate, collected via ScanWatch's accelerometer and optical sensors. In addition, ScanWatch offers sophisticated sleep monitoring and analysis of sleep patterns, including sleep length, depth and quality, and can wake the user with a gentle vibration at the most optimal point in the sleep cycle. Activity and training tracking ScanWatch is a sophisticated activity monitor that can track parameters such as steps, calories, height, training routes (via connected GPS in the app) and can automatically recognize more than 30 daily activities such as walking, running, swimming and cycling. In addition, it offers Fitness Level evaluations by estimating VO2 Max, which measures the heart and muscle's ability to convert oxygen into energy during physical exercise. Like all WITHINGS devices, ScanWatch connects to the free Health Mate app, which provides data and insights and the ability to schedule activity reminders, set goals and manage performance. Additionally, the Health Mate app can be paired with more than 100 third-party apps, including Apple Health, Google Fit, Strava and MyFitnessPal. For more information please visit www.withings.com
