Victorinox Swiss Army Men s I.N.O.X. Watch

Oversized, protected screw-down crown with monobloc dial and stamped indexes.

Removable bumper to protect the watch against scratches.

Stainless steel case with thick, inset sapphire crystal to protect against shocks.

Water resistant to 200m/660ft.

Victorinox Swiss Army produces its watches in its own workshops based on criteria that emphasize technical performance, so as to optimize usefulness and practicality. They meet the highest standards of Swiss watchmaking industry.

Before leaving the facility, each watch is certified after undergoing a battery of at least 100 tests. Among the most important tests are water resistance, temperature, corrosion, UV, traction and torsion, vibration and shock resistance, aging and wear.

All Victorinox Swiss Army watches are designed for maximum utility. Functionality is a focus for every aspect of the timepiece, from the dial, which should be easy to read, to the most sophisticated professional functions. All design details are based on their practical application. Functions are never mere additions or embellishments.

The objective of Victorinox Swiss Army is to enrich its collections regularly with new design elements and innovative features, while seeking creative solutions for the updates of existing components.

Victorinox Swiss Army watches are inspired by the Original Swiss Army Knife, which has become, over many decades, one of the world's most recognizable objects of functional design. Sharing the same source of inspiration, both the watch and the knife symbolize the union between history of Victorinox and its contemporary interpretations.

Victorinox produces and sells unique, high quality products worldwide which are of practical use in differing areas of life: Swiss Army Knives, Cutlery, Watches, Travel Gear, Apparel and Fragrances. The head office of the company is in Ibach, Schwyz, in the heart of Switzerland. This is where the founder of the company Karl Elsener first set up his cutlers business in 1884 and, a few years later, designed the legendary 'Original Swiss Army Knife'.