Victorinox Swiss Army I.N.O.X. Titanium
The I.N.O.X. Titanium by Victorinox Swiss Army is a high-tech timekeeper that embodies material and technical excellence. This latest addition to the I.N.O.X. family is an icon in the making. It reveals the Victorinox brand’s true colors, authenticating the result with intrinsic modernity.
Fine sandblasting led the way to a warm grey color for the multi-surfaced, geometric case and matching dial. Light titanium has proven true grit when it comes to comfort and hypoallergenic behaviour.
The smooth matt finish has inspired two distinctive trains of thought in appearance terms. In two variations it contrasts confidently with a vibrant orange or bright blue rubber strap and a second hand in exactly the same shade. A more understated alternative introduces a grey rubber strap and dynamic red second hand. Luminescent hands and indices, plus a date calendar, keep the wearer in the moment around the clock.
Technical details
Case: 43 mm case
Sandblasted titanium case
Scratch-resistant, triple-coated anti-reflective sapphire crystal
Water-resistant to 200 m (20 ATM / 660 ft)
Screw-in case back
Protected screw-down crown
Dial: Luminescent hands and indexes
Date calendar
Strap: Genuine rubber strap
Movement: Ronda 715 Swiss-made quartz movement
Available immediately at all good watch shops nationwide.
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