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So I went to see the movie "The Grey" with Liam Neeson about a group of survivors of an airplane crash in Alaska fighting the elements and wolves as they try to find civilization. A running point of the movie is a watch one of the survivors takes off a dead crash victim. He says it's one with the emergency transmitter and he pulls out the transmitter wire. This plot point goes on throughout the movie but you never really see the watch too well until the last minute of the movie, and then very quickly. It didn't appear to be a variety of the Breitling I've seen, but I could be mistaken. It seemed all black with a black face. I suppose it could be a made-up watch, but I'm curious if anyone else sees the movie to tell me if it was an Emergency Mission.

Here's my observations:
I saw the movie and the watch, one character did pull out the antenna, made a comment about the watch beeping and put it on. In another scene, the watch has passed hands and you can see what appears to be a digital display on the dial, but the watch was an all black finish. Not sure if Emergency ever came out with an all black variant.

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There is no digital display on the mission...