Swiss Army Men's I.N.O.X. Pro Diver Watch

product inoformation
Water resistant depth660 Feet Brand Seller or Collection NameVictorinox
Case Thickness14 millimeters Band width23 millimeters
Item weight4.4 ounces CalendarDate
MovementSwiss Quartz Item ShapeRound
Display TypeAnalog Band sizeMen's Standard
Band ColorBlue Band MaterialNylon
Dial colorBlue Bezel materialStainless Steel
Special featuresLuminous Part Number241813
Model Year2018 Case materialTitanium
Case diameter47 millimeters Product WarrantyFor warranty information about this product, please click here
Model number241813 Dial window material typeSapphire Crystal
ClaspHook Buckle Bezel functionUnidirectional
about item
  • Swiss-made 45mm titanium watch featuring blue camo dial and blue camo Para cord strap
  • A certified diving watch that meets the rigorous NIHS 92-11 Swiss watchmaking standards
  • Swiss-quartz Movement
  • Case Diameter: 45mm
  • Water resistant 200 m (660ft): in general, suitable for professional marine activity and serious surface water sports, but not diving

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Victorinox Swiss Army Men's I.N.O.X. Pro Diver Watch

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Karen Howard
With a collection of over a hundred watches now, I certainly have some experience in what is out there to buy, and, while obviously a lot of money can be spent for a watch, what is most satisfying is getting quality watch ownership at reasonable prices. Victorinox is a solid brand that accomplishes this, providing features that much, MUCH more expensive watches have (and, in many cases, do NOT have, despite a much bigger price tag) without needing to break the bank. This is my fifth Victorinox buy, and I'd say, at the price here of $375, it's easily my best purchase from the brand, and certainly among the top buys of watches I own.Now, if you don't like a chunky diver, be prepared not to be impressed, but, if you like a solid, very masculine watch that feels like it will last to the end of time, this is your pick. I've long been looking for a streamlined black dial diver and have also been wanting an INOX, but they only had the small case size, but this one comes in the perfect size of 43mm to 45mm, just enough to give wrist presence, but not over the top. It has a pleasing heft to it, comfy on the wrist but a sure sense of a robust build.The specs are a big win. ISO 6245 Dive watch certification and the only Swiss watch to undergo 130 extreme endurance tests (which gives it the INOX specification), and you can read up on how extreme some of those tests are, mean this is an impressively built piece. For watch geeks, a lot to like here, but for the average buyer it just means this is a very durable watch that will outperform anything you're doing. So, wear it to the Board Room, or on your next adrenalin stunt, and it's at home in either setting.Outstanding bracelet, phenomenal screw-in crown, solid-clicking (and very beautifully faceted) bezel, good lume, inset triple AR coated sapphire crystal, Swiss quartz movement, anti-magnetic, 200m WR, diver's extension on the clasp, excellent fit and finish. Really, just nothing not to love here, as a versatile and classic diver watch.Now, it retails at $695 and, ouch, that's a lot, considering what else is out there in that price range, and, because I like to feel I'm getting everything of what I've paid, that big price has kept on the fence, because even the fancy INOX standing isn't (to me) worth several hundred dollars more than similarly reliable watches out there. But, when I saw it here for $375 (black dial color only, for whatever reason, and fortunately that's the color I wanted), I couldn't pass it up. It's a ridiculously great amount of watch for that price.If price was no object, I'd certainly say it's worth full retail, as much as any other over-priced brand, but I'm pretty picky about price versus value. Victorinox usually doesn't have such elevated prices beyond watch worth, and despite the bragging rights of the INOX bit, I think $700 is a bit high, and they'd likely move a lot more of these keeping it around $550, where it would be on par or better than what's in that price range.It's easily a $500 or so watch, easily, so, at under $400, passing on it would have been a loss, so I was fortunate here, and I've had nothing but the best luck on grey market deals like this, many of which I've bought here on Amazon.So, an outstanding watch, at grey market pricing. At full price, you'd need to be a pretty huge INOX fan to pay $700, since it's a much broader field of options around that range, (especially from Deep Blue, for example, or other micro brands, in the dive watch world) but, if you can find this at a low price, like I did, don't miss out.And, even at full price, I still think it's a better value than brands that want $1000 plus, for watches that don't do more than this one, and, given the INOX elements, actually do less. So, versus a $2000 Oris, for example, I'd get this one instead. In terms of the INOX side, again, real life, you likely don't need a watch that can survive a tank running over it, but, even so, the rigorous testing it has passed is pretty impressive and it is reflected in the confidence you feel in the build of this.I'd consider it at full price, but consider it a steal at the price here.Thanks for reading!

Jesus Simmons II
I have have always liked the Omega Seamaster with the Blue face but it is not my budget. I like the Bulova Precisionist line and also love G-Steel Casio G Shock watches, but this will be my most expensive watch to date if I had paid the $750 full price.The Omega Semaster caught my eye a few years ago, and I have always liked watches with a blue face since seeing the older TAG Kirium. I am getting ready to retire in a few years so I thought I wanted to get myself a nice watch since it might be my last one and I wanted a Swiss watch. Since I really love the ruggedness and durabilty of the Casio G Shock G Steel line, this watch got my attention. If you are looking for a handsome medium priced Dive watch or just like the diver watch style, this may be your watch. Did I mention how seriously rugged this watch is, If you get a chance go to the Victorinox site and check out the tests that they subjected this watch to, I think you will be impressed! If you are a G Shock fan like myself and you are willing to pay a little more money, you owe it to yourself to check this watch out. This is a beautiful watch that can easily transition from Power Boat to power meetings. In reference to my comment about paying a little more than the G Shock line, I am talking the metal G- Steel G-Shocks which are upwards of $500 now.

Sheryl Bryant
I purchased this for my husband who was in need of a new diving watch. I got him the black dial one that came with 2 straps- paracord and rubber. I must have read hundreds of reviews on 5 different brands (including the automatic and solar dive watches) before settling on this one. I thought this particular watch was practical and the best bang for your buck. I noticed in the reviews on this particular watch that several people expressed a concern that they didn't think this watch was suitable for actual diving. Public Service Announcement- this watch is MADE FOR DIVING, and not just made to look cool. The watch features a screw down crown and screw in caseback which provides the needed protections for use as a dive watch. My husband just spent a week on a boat diving and snorkeling. The watch functioned seamlessly. He utilized the paracord band on the entire trip and found that it dried quickly, didn't get a funky smell and stayed comfortable the entire trip. He didn't feel the need to switch over to the rubber style band.

Angel Smith
I first saw this watch in an upscale watch and jewelry store, tried it on and loved it! I liked the blue face even though it is more of a slate-grayish blue than a Navy Blue. The overall high quality is what you would expect from Victorinox. Unfortunately, the full price in the store was more than I wanted to spend so I sadly gave it back to the person helping me! A few days later I was on Amazon and found the same exact watch on sale at 40% less that in the store so I ordered it and even splurged $6 on Next Day Shipping. I am very pleased with my purchase and it is now my favorite dress/semi-dress watch. Very well machined and the band is beautiful and heavy without weighing you down! It is certainly worth checking out.

Brian Hill
Great dive watch for a very good price

Carl Williams
Watch arrived in good shape......really like the looks.......rotating bezel is perfect - no play.......finish on case and dial is beautiful......a only complaint is that the paracord strap is fairly short.....barely enough to secure end under buckle with my 7 1/2” wrist.......I may switch to the extra rubber strap instead.....also my second hand lines up perfectly with dial markings, unlike some videos.......very satisfied so far