Safeguard Technologies

StaySafe Classic SOS Watch

Personal safety with the look of a traditional watch.

staysafe classic sos watch

Stay Independent With Confidence

The StaySafe Classic Watch combines the reassurance of a personal safety alarm with the familiar appearance of a traditional watch. Designed for those who prefer a larger analogue-style display, it provides easy access to help, GPS location support, fall detection, and two-way communication, all while looking and feeling like an everyday watch.

It can even announce the time aloud at the touch of a button, making it ideal for those with reduced eyesight or anyone who prefers a little extra assistance throughout the day.

How our alarm service works

1

Wear your watch

Comfortable, lightweight and designed to be worn every day, both at home and when out and about.

2

press the sOS button

The dedicated SOS button on the watch face includes raised lettering and can be easily located by touch when needed.

3

help is contacted

Family members can be alerted instantly, or our 24/7 emergency resolution team can respond and arrange assistance.

4

help arrives

Loved ones, carers, neighbours or emergency services can be contacted quickly when help is required, no need to remember numbers.

Simple Affordable Pricing

1. Friends & Family Response – £6 Per Week

(£26 per month)

When help is needed, an alert is sent directly to your chosen family members or trusted contacts. Ideal if you already have people nearby who can provide assistance and reassurance.

2. 24/7 Emergency Resolution Team – £6.46 Per Week

(£28 per month)

When help is needed, an alert is sent to a professional UK based monitoring team, available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. They can speak through the watch, assess the situation, contact family members, or arrange further help if needed.

Everything You Need to Get Started

Why People Choose Safeguard

We believe personal safety technology should be simple, affordable, and supported by real people. That’s why every StaySafe Watch includes local setup, ongoing support, and the reassurance that help is always within reach. With prices from just £6 per week, staying safe and independent has never been more accessible.

Ideal for

Margaret enjoys visiting Newport and meeting friends for coffee. With StaySafe on her wrist, she knows help is always available if she needs it. Her daughter has added reassurance knowing she can check in when needed and receive an alert if there is a problem.
Margaret
Newport, Isle of Wight

Frequently Asked Questions

No. The watch works independently and does not require the wearer to have a smartphone. All alerts and location information are sent to carers or family members via a separate platform.

The watch uses GPS to track the wearer’s location and includes an SOS button that connects to a 24/7 response centre or chosen contact. It also supports geofencing, alerting carers if the wearer leaves or enters a designated safe zone.

Yes. Family members and carers can call the StaySafe Watch directly, just like a mobile phone, to check in or offer reassurance. The wearer can also speak directly with our 24/7 response centre by pressing the SOS button. This is the only number the watch can dial out to. This ensures help is always available while keeping the system simple and secure.

Not at all. The watch has a simple design with a single SOS button. It’s comfortable to wear and doesn’t require any setup by the user. Everything is pre-configured before delivery.

Pressing the button triggers an alert and opens a two-way voice call with a designated responder or emergency contact, allowing the wearer to speak directly to someone who can help.

 

Yes. You can set timed or permanent geofences, such as around the home or care facility. If the wearer leaves or returns to that area, you’ll receive an instant alert.

Yes – the StaySafe Watch comes with a built-in multi-network SIM, which automatically connects to the strongest available mobile signal across major UK networks. This ensures maximum coverage, even in rural or low-signal areas.