Pocket Watchman

PocketWatchman is a handy little tracking device that’s smaller than a matchbox.

PocketWatchman works best when it can see the sky but it is very sensitive and can also operate from within a bag, the pocket of a loose fitting coat, or the boot of a car.  We have found that PocketWatchman will often give its position from within a bag carried on a bus or inside a rail carriage.

It so simple to use - just press the START button for four seconds and let PocketWatchman have a view of the sky for a few minutes to find its position and its ready to go!

Simply dial up PocketWatchman - it will silently respond to your call, hang up and then send a text message to your phone as shown below.  Put the shown coordinates into Google Maps or a similar programme on your mobile or desktop to see the location of PocketWatchman.

Specify up to five mobile phones for use with your PocketWatchman - it will ignore calls from all other phones.

In an emergency press the SOS button for four seconds and PocketWatchman will call the specified mobile phones and send the message HELP! together with its present or last known position.  PocketWatchman will continue to send this message until it’s sent a command from one of the specified phones to stop it.
PocketWatchman can work in a variety of other ways:

• It can send you its position at intervals that you have sent
• It can let you know if it has been moved outside and area that you have specified
• It can send you an alarm if it exceeds a speed that you have set

Its rechargeable battery can keep it going for a day – depending on how often you call it.  As it’s supplied with two batteries and a charger you can keep it going all the time.  If its battery starts to run down PocketWatchman will call and tell you.
No annual fee - PocketWatchman is supplied with a prepay O2 SIM phone card.  There is no annual fee, simply top up the card as required.

Guaranteed for twelve months* – return it in perfect condition within 21 days for a full refund
*Does not affect your statutory rights

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