Updated group photo of most of the translucent scale colors, excluding the colors used in the 58mm line. Note that the two onyx SAKs used to be quite different from each other a few years ago or even just two years ago when I took another group pic of several translucent scale colors. They have …
These Climbers are quite cool. The scales are made of leather with the Coach logo on the front and there’s a matching leather lanyard. In addition to these black and brown ones, several other colors were available. I believe they were sold in Coach stores in the US and/or Canada several years ago. They are …
Victorinox Coach Climbers – black and brown leather Read More »
This nice Climber was a special order for De Messenwinkel, a knife store in Antwerp, Belgium. The nice diamonds/hands pattern on the black scales was designed by one of the store employees. This Climber was offered on Pocket Knife Day in March 2019.
Just a nice pic of a limited edition Climber (1.3703.T88) with gold scales (basically SilverTech but 24 carat gold plated. GoldTech I guess?). It’s limited to “only” 20,000 pieces worldwide and comes in a nice LE box. And two sets of the color twins: Spartans in new colors: translucent bright green and orange, plus matching …
Look closely or you may not see them :)These two SAKs feature a rather cool camo pattern made by Mossy Oak. It’s called New Break-Up and each knife uses a different/random part of the whole camo image. The scales feel a bit like paper, I have no idea what material they are made out of …
Victorinox Tinker and Climber with Mossy Oak New Break-Up camo scales Read More »
I bought these two SAKs on a trip to the United States. The one with the stars and stripes scales is a Super Tinker I bought in Portland, Oregon. The Boeing one is a Climber, bought at the Boeing plant in Everett.
I recently bought this Climber on a trip to London. It is available in the Victorinox Flasghip Store New Bond Street. On the front of the ruby red scales you can see the coordinates where the flagship store is located. The back scale features a (faux) skyline of London, including the Shard, the London Eye …
I think I (finally) have all different colors of translucent scales that exist. Anyone know of any others? In 91mm, that is? Edit (2020-11-28): there are roughly twice as many translucent scale colors in 91mm, including the Climber Gold edition, green and orange from the Color Twins sets, different shades of teal (for Motorex and …
The pharmaceutical spatula is an uncommon tool. It is only featured on a couple of the bigger (collector) knives like the SwissChamp XLT, the SwissChamp XAVT and the SwissChamp XXLT. But it is also found on this “Climber with Spatula” that was a special order by Hewlett-Packard. These knives are fairly hard to find. I …
This is a very nice Climber with an image of a Chinese opera mask on the front scales. It is part of a series consisting of a Climber, a Classic and a SwissCard.