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Victorinox Maverick Returns in a Refined 39mm Case

Two decades after its debut, the Victorinox Maverick returns with updated proportions, a refined design and enhanced technical specifications. The collection now measures 39mm and comprises ten quartz and four automatic models.
Victorinox Maverick: title
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The new Maverick retains the functional character of its predecessor while adopting Victorinox’s contemporary design language. Its Swiss Made stainless-steel case combines brushed and polished surfaces and measures 39mm in diameter. The quartz models are 11mm thick, while the automatic versions measure 12mm high. The new generation retains the practical character of the original while giving it a more contemporary format and a slightly "dressy" touch.

Victorinox Maverick Automatic: Front

Maverick Automatic

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A unidirectional rotating bezel frames the dial. Depending on the model, it features either a high-polished mineral or ceramic insert with luminous detailing. The metallic-finish dials have applied indexes with polished and sandblasted surfaces. Superluminova on the hands, hour markers, and bezel ensures legibility in low-light conditions.

Victorinox Maverick Automatic: Front

Maverick Automatic

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Victorinox Maverick Automatic: lumen

Maverick Automatic


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Sporty Versatility Backed by Genuine Tool-Watch Credentials

Victorinox equips the Maverick with a tool-free interchangeable strap system, allowing the bracelet or strap to be changed without additional tools. Water resistance extends to 200 meters, while double anti-shock protection is designed to provide additional durability in everyday use and challenging settings.

Victorinox Maverick Automatic: case back

Maverick Automatic

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The quartz models are powered by  Ronda 715 movements and feature magnetic resistance, while the four automatic versions use the likewise Swiss Made Sellita SW200, which offers a power reserve of 38 to 41 hours. The latter comes to life through a see-through case back adorned with a Victorinox pocketknife. As with the brand's other watches, the Maverick is developed and manufactured in Switzerland. The brand backs the collection with a five-year-plus warranty, underscoring its focus on long-term durability and reliability.

Victorinox Maverick Quartz: side

Maverick Quartz

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Pricing and Availability

Some of the quartz models are also available with two-tone cases and matching two-tone bracelets, highlighting the Maverick’s more casual-elegant side while retaining its sporty character. Prices for the new Victorinox Maverick range from $650 to $1,200.

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