The original multitool lives on—crafted with precision and available in a range of configurations to suit any adventure or ...

The classic Swiss Army Knife is such an essential tool that even astronauts have them for space missions, but can you buy the ...

There's perhaps no more iconic tool than the Swiss Army Knife, but it seems to be made explicitly for right-handed users. So ...

The small Swiss Army knives are the most popular, but Victorinox also sells larger tools with more utility. Some may feature ...

We field-tested the Victorinox Venture, the brand’s first dedicated bushcraft knife, to see if it lives up to its reputation for versatility.

Swiss Army Knife brands Wenger and Victorinox were the only brands to manufacture the iconic multitools until Victorinox bought its competitor, which narrowed down the pool of possibilities quite ...

Dive watches, which inspired the look, use geometric hour markers, but this watch has large Arabic numerals ... The Swiss Army Automatic has a Swiss Army Knife outlined on the sapphire crystal case ...

Whether you find yourself in an emergency situation or struggling to open a can of beans, you'll be happy you're carrying one ...

It was originally delivered to the Swiss Army by Karl Elsener in 1891. The knives are now produced by Victorinox, Europe's largest knife manufacturer. The company was founded in 1884. The main ...

Carl Elsner, fourth-generation CEO of Swiss Army knife maker Victorinox, is also concerned about increasing regulations surrounding knives at sporting events and other activities. And he has a ...

All of Victorinox’s new Swiss Army collection are available from victorinox.com. The quartz models retail for $550 on leather and $625 on a bracelet. The chronographs list for $725 on leather ...