Victorinox Swiss Army's I.N.O.X. goes through no less than 130 tests to certify its exceptional robustness. For example, it can withstand a 10-metre drop onto concrete, a 64-tonne weight or two hours in a washing machine and can withstand temperature variations from -51° C to +71° C and 12G of acceleration and deceleration force. It has also been subjected to attacks by corrosive agents such as petrol, solvents, cleaning products and insecticides. Among this year's novelties, I.N.O.X. Paracord is made in collaboration with the Swedish company Naimakka. The hand-woven paracord strap is a first in watchmaking. Originally used for parachute suspension ropes, paracord meets the strict standards of the US military. Its breaking point is up to 250 kg. The nylon rope consists of an outer sheath and seven strands that, once untangled from each other, can be used to create a fishing net, replace a boot string or make a bow to light a fire. The strap can be transformed for any imaginable use and situation. The watch comes with a removable transparent protection that shields it from scratches and gives it a special appearance and is sold in a waterproof and shock-resistant case containing a replacement rubber strap. The movement is a quartz, Ronda 715 calibre.
