New Victorinox Swiss Army INOX Watches Tortured To Illustrate Durability
Sponsored PostIn New York City, Victorinox Swiss Army held an event in collaboration with the New York Fire Department (FDNY) designed to subject its I.N.O.X. (INOX) collection timepieces to a battery of stress tests. Victorinox Swiss Army's goal was to assert its slogan of "Made To Last" for the new for 2014 collection of durable sport watches. See the I.N.O.X. movie here.In celebration of Victorinox's 130th anniversary, the company devised 130 tests meant to ensure lasting quality and reliability for its new?Victorinox Swiss Army INOX watch collection. 30 of those tests were specifically designed to demonstrate the "exceptional resistance" and the "made to last" values of the new?Victorinox Swiss Army INOX watch collection, putting them in torture situations. The watches all survived.During the New York City event, firefighters tested?Victorinox Swiss Army INOX timepieces as the watches were boiled in water, frozen in ice, tumbled in washing machines, blasted with sand, and run over

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