ECG Smartwatch with Heart Check & IP68 Waterproof Design

Heart, steps and calls on one classic dial

One-minute ECG check

Start a check from the watch and the waveform and BPM appear on screen while you hold still. The companion app stores each ECG trace graph next to your height, weight and heart rate, so you can scroll back through the history. Readings are for reference only and not for medical use.

Built for rain and hand washing

The IP68 rating covers hand washing and rain for daily use. Wipe the case after a downpour and rinse off soap as you would with any watch. Prolonged submersion, hot water and chemicals fall outside daily wear, so keep those out of the routine.

Stainless steel, classic dial

A polished stainless case, a black bezel and a Roman numeral dial sit comfortably beside a suit. The brown leather strap sits over black silicone, and the quick-release buckle lets you swap the band without tools. The watch comes in silver, black, saddle brown and charcoal.

How to take an ECG reading in one minute

1. 1
   Sit down and rest your arm

   Sit in a quiet spot and rest your forearm on a table so the watch does not move.

2. 2
   Place your fingers on the crown and bezel

   Touch the side crown and the bezel with the fingers of your other hand and keep steady skin contact.

3. 3
   Hold still for the full minute

   Breathe normally and avoid talking. The waveform builds on screen while the check runs.

4. 4
   Read the trace and BPM

   The on-screen waveform and heart rate show at the end of the minute.

5. 5
   Save it to the app

   Each trace is logged in the app next to your height, weight and heart rate.

Worry should not wait for the next visit

The flutter that won't wait

A skipped beat hits at night or in the middle of a meeting, and the worry sits in the background until an appointment opens up. A basic fitness band shows a pulse number and nothing more. You are left guessing what the rhythm actually looked like.

One minute, one trace

Hold still for sixty seconds and the watch records a one-minute ECG check. The waveform and BPM appear on the dial, so the reading is in front of you while it is still fresh. Bring the trace to a clinician instead of a memory.

A watch for every hour

The same watch goes from the office desk to the gym to a rainy walk home. The stainless case and Roman numeral dial look right with a shirt and tie, and the IP68 rating keeps it working through rain and hand washing.

What to expect as you wear it

1. First use
   Pair it with your phone

   Install the companion app, pair over Bluetooth, and set your height, weight and profile so the ECG trace and heart data make sense.

2. 3 uses
   Learn the one-minute check

   Practice sitting still and placing your fingers correctly until the trace reads cleanly. Readings are for reference only.

3. 30 days
   Build a personal trend

   Review logged traces and BPM over several weeks to spot patterns, then bring the history to your clinician if something concerns you.

Rinse it, dry the strap, keep it going

• Rinse after salt or chlorine

  Rinse the case with fresh water after salt water or chlorinated exposure.

• Wipe after rain

  Wipe the case and strap dry after a downpour or a sweaty workout.

• Air dry the leather

  Let the brown leather air dry away from heat and keep it out of standing water.

• Go easy on soap

  Use mild soap for hand washing and keep harsh cleaners off the strap.

• Swap, do not soak

  Use the quick-release buckle to change straps. Do not leave the strap soaking.

More than a pulse number on your wrist