Price "TBD" on this one, but another further down the page carries a bargaintastic £624,000 price tag. I can never remember why I don't usually look at this section of the mag in any detail....

So this one incorporates "a mechanical g-force sensor..which features a scale denoting whether the g-level is safe or "critical".

So :-

1. Is this for the ambulance crews then? "I have no idea what happened to this dude...ah - hang on Bill - looks like cause of death was critical g-loading. Case closed. Now.... lets slip this off his wrist, just for a moment....".

2. Would some sort of scale reading in between "safe" and "critical" be of more use to the wearer? Like "almost critical", or "ooh - almost a goner there!".

3. As it sits on your wrist (probably in your safe/vault most of the time actually), how do you stop it simply measuring the maximum G your hand is subjected to during sawing?

Otherwise, I'm sure it is a very useful feature.

Updated February 6, 2013 at 11:26 AM

Must be for (very rich) fighter pilots .

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Isn't there apps for Andriod and Apple phones which can give you G readings from an internal sensor which is built into the phones?

That's £623,600 saved, right there!

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mik said...

Otherwise, I'm sure it is a very useful feature.

Apparently added as a FUN feature, some people have a very strange idea of fun

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Updated February 6, 2013 at 12:13 PM

Surely a G force sensor on a wrist worn device is an excuse for a self manipulation comp?

Given that the activity would appeal almost exclusively to Footballers and squaddies and the fact only the fottie boys could afford it I think it is a very well thought out product.

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"Hey babe, I can pull 300G playing with my todger..."

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