Victorinox Watchmaker 60 Alox Pocket Knife

Alox is one of Victorinox's most recognizable materials, present in the range since 1957, when the Pioneer model made its debut. In 1961, it was also used in the army knife, produced until 2008, which cemented its reputation as a symbol of durability and quality. The name refers to an aluminum base covered with a protective layer created in the anodizing process, which gives the material high resistance to corrosion and mechanical damage while remaining lightweight. The distinctive texture improves grip and gives the pocket knives a unique look that has made Alox iconic. Production involves several precise stages, from forming and stamping to anodizing, which ensures a hard, aesthetic coating.