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If the Victorinox knives proved very useful for you, so will the Victorinox watches. Take for example the Victorinox Swiss Army Night Vision II watch, which is a handy device to take whether you are a regular urban jungle habitu�� or a certified forest creature.The Victorinox Swiss Army Night Vision II watch sells for $425, and for that you get a handsome watch that will help you see in the dark. The watch comes with a superbright LED which allows you to get help easily through the use of a strobe signal in case you get lost in the forest. Otherwise, you can use the Night Vision feature when walking along the dark city streets of New York.This watch is powered by a Swiss Analog Quartz movement with a screw-in caseback ad protected by a sapphire crystal. It is made of stainless steel case measuring 41 mm in diameter so it fits your wrist just right. The watch comes with an integrated LED flashlight so you will find it very useful even when you're at home and you want to wander around the watch without disturbing everyone by turning on al of the lights.The Victorinox Swiss Army Night Vision II watch is water resistant by up to 330 feet. It comes with a rubber strap so you take it with you when you're leading the boys in a camping trip.

Chronoswiss Zeitzeichen (Signs of the Times) collection by Jochen BenzingerThe German watch maker Chronoswiss together with a renowned engine turning specialist Jochen Benzinger have recently presented their new joint product — the fabulous Chronoswiss Zeitzeichen series of skeletonized watches.The Chronoswiss Zeitzeichen (Signs of the Times) collection of watches was initially revealed last year with each watch being a skillful exercise in skeletonizing, engraving and guilloche.Now, the collection has been extended with three new models –namely, Zeitzeichen V (floral theme, fully skeletonized), Zeitzeichen VI (also floral, but showing a partially intact dial), and Zeitzeichen VII (also fully skeletonized and featuring an impressive dragon made of solid silver)–, each available at an extremely limited lot of only 33 pieces.The watches are powered by the Swiss-made ETA 6498-1 pocket watch caliber, also ticking inside less extravagant Doxa Chateau des Monts 120th Anniversary and the state of the art Gustafsson & Sjögren Ice GoS 007 Damascus steel watch. Of course, as you can see even on the front-shot photos, these particular movements have also undergone a process of skeletonizing, engine turning and this sort of things.Although among the infinitude of different Swiss and German and Italian fine watches I definitely prefer sporty chronographs combining precious metals with caoutchouc or Cermet, or even forged carbon fiber material, I am also a sucker for the classic watches with hand-driven decoration called engine turning. I can hardly imagine myself wearing one of these beauties, but I would definitely love to have one in my modest collection of wrist watches.