Over Victorinox
Victorinox, founded in 1884 in Ibach, Switzerland, is world-renowned as the maker of the Swiss Army Knife, and entered the watch market in 1989 with the same philosophy of functionality, durability, and Swiss quality. With Victorinox, you get the craftsmanship of a proud Swiss Made watch, without paying for image or exclusivity.
Victorinox's background as a toolmaker is reflected in every watch, in the emphasis on usability over ostentation. Here, that translates into a round 39 mm stainless steel case, set against a black dial. The movement is a Sellita automatic movement (calibre SW200-1), providing a power reserve of 38 hours and 26 jewels.
As a mechanical watch, it runs entirely on wrist movement, without a battery. It also features a date display. Furthermore, it has sapphire crystal, a screw-down crown, and water resistance up to 10 bar. The watch is worn on a 21 mm silicone strap with a folding clasp. The case height remains within limits at 11 mm.
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