Victorinox Swiss Army Officer's 1884
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The Victorinox Swiss Army Officer's 1884 is the field-watch line whose name marks 1884, the year Karl Elsener founded the workshop that became Victorinox. (Watch Hunter) Its defining execution is a steel case with a legibility-first dial: Arabic numerals, a red Victorinox shield at 12, a 24-hour track in red, and a date window at 3, offered in white- and black-dial quartz versions, with a mechanical automatic limited edition following in 2005. The version worn in Spy Game is the white-dial quartz on a brushed steel bracelet, an anonymous field watch rather than a status object, suiting a career case officer who avoids drawing the eye. No single reference stands for the Officer's 1884: its executions differ materially in dial colour, movement and bracelet.
Appearances
| Title | Year | Type | Actor | Character |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spy Game (2001) | 2001 | Film | Robert Redford | Nathan Muir |