Derived from the pursuit of Swiss quality timepieces, Victorinox has been producing watches in Switzerland since 1989. The six collections, from design, development, testing, to manufacturing, all originate from the brand’s Watch Competence Center located in Delémont, Switzerland. Each watch is designed carefully, in combining modern aesthetics with exceptional features, providing customers with high-quality and precise timekeeping options. Parts of watches include bezels, cases, metal movement holders, containers, and case backs are produced in-house to ensure high-quality standards. Followed a significant brand elevation, Victorinox integrates iconic features of the Swiss Army Knife into its major collections of products. In 2023, Victorinox launched the new Journey 1884 collection and introduced a new member to the I.N.O.X. series, marking a new era for Victorinox watches.
The New JOURNEY 1884
Symbolizing the beginning of a new journey for Victorinox watches, the Journey 1884 collection incorporates the spirit of freedom and vitality into the designs, aiming to accompany wearers through every “land explorations”. The curved case design of the watches resembles undulating mountain ranges. With prominent slanted notches at the six o’clock position on the bezel, simulating the sharp marks left by a Swiss Army Knife cutting wood. Combined with rugged textured dials and practical rubber sport strap, the collection pays tribute to the beloved outdoor hiking activities enjoyed by the Swiss. Additionally, the watch faces, engraved material codes, and bezels are inscribed with “1884,” signifying the founding year of Victorinox and making the series particularly meaningful.
Whether one enjoys outdoor adventures or explores the city, Journey 1884 is the perfect companion. The collection offers both quartz and automatic winding models. The three automatic winding models feature a three-dimensional surface matched with a ceramic bezel, echoing the urban skyline. They are available in elegant blue or all-black dials, allowing wearers to exude an elegant temperament while navigating through the city. The five quartz models feature a full-black dial paired with a black PVD case, showcasing a rugged “geological” texture on the dial, making them suitable for outdoor activities that require precise timekeeping. Recognizing the importance of color coordination, Victorinox recently introduced three additional quartz models to the collection, featuring green, blue, and black as the main color tones, accompanied by gold-trimmed bezels, exuding a trendy vibe.
Each watch is equipped with Swiss Super-LumiNova®️ luminescent hands, numerals, and hour markers. With a water resistance of up to 200 meters and certification for ISO norm “764 Horology – Magnetic resistant watches, Victorinox combines its aesthetics with urban exploration, endowing Journey 1884 with a distinctive personality and unique charm, allowing customers to engage in various indoor and outdoor activities worry-free.
I.N.O.X. 10th Anniversary: Precision Defined
Introduced in 2014 to celebrate the brand’s 130th anniversary, the I.N.O.X. collection, named after the most iconic feature of Victorinox. It has undergone 130 rigorous tests at its launch to demonstrate its robust functionality. Combining the design characteristics of the Swiss Army Knife shell, Alox pattern, geometric shapes, and the spirit of exploring new material, this series pays tribute to the Swiss Army Knife and highlights its significance. Arianna Frésard, Head of Category Watches at Victorinox summarizes, “We have blended elegance, strong geometrics, and industrial codes in a combination of functionality, resistance, and innovative material mixes. The outcome reflects our industrial-derived ability to deliver modern sophistication.”
The engraved bezel resembling knife carvings and the second hand inspired by the Swiss Army Knife are the signature designs of this series. As this year marks the 10th anniversary of the collection, Victorinox has specially introduced the I.N.O.X. Chrono to infuse the series with fresh vitality through its complex functionality. The design inside the I.N.O.X. CHRONO dial is more refined compared to its predecessors, with a newly added Tachymeter scale on the inner rim for measuring speed, while the outer rim serves as a reference for the 24-hour time scale. Among the two chronograph designs in Victorinox watches, the I.N.O.X. Chrono features three sub-dials: a small second counter, a tenth of a second counter, and a minute counter. The chronograph buttons present the classic Alox pattern, emphasizing both its inspiration and tribute to the Swiss Army Knife.
The I.N.O.X. Chrono, with a diameter of 43 millimeters, offers two case options: one made of 316L recycled stainless steel, with the other one combining titanium or carbon fiber with composite material. The composite material version features a black dial and a carbon fiber bezel, complementing each other perfectly. The stainless-steel version is available in Victorinox’s signature red, navy blue, and pure black dials, allowing customers to choose their preferred style.
Personalization Options – Create Your Look Effortlessly
Victorinox is committed to pursuing product quality. Each Victorinox watch has undergone over 100 quality control tests, including ISO shock and water resistance certifications. Moreover, Victorinox understands the market demand for personalized items. Since 2022, thanks to innovative craftsmanship, customers can purchase straps made of various materials such as paracord, rubber, leather, and wood, which can be easily interchanged with the original strap. With a classic buckle or a quick-release mechanism, a simple push or a gentle flick to the right allows for strap replacement within seconds, without the need for any tools. This enables the Victorinox timepiece to adapt to the wearer’s daily schedule and outfit needs, accompanying them anytime, anywhere.
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