Victorinox Maverick
Victorinox has updated its Maverick line with a significant redesign, marking the most substantial reinvention in over two decades. The new generation, available in both quartz and automatic models, adopts a simpler, smaller 39mm case, moving away from the previous generation's distinct visual identity to offer a more contemporary, dressy dive-inspired watch. The collection features subtle differences between the quartz and automatic versions, including bezel inserts and caseback designs, with a range of colorways and strap/bracelet options.
- 39mm case size
- Stainless steel case
- 200m water resistance
- Available in quartz and automatic models
- Prices range from $650 to $1,200
- Available starting today
- Not a limited edition
The Maverick line has been refreshed with a simpler, smaller 39mm case, shedding much of the visual identity of previous generations.
The quartz version features a polished mineral bezel insert, while the automatic model uses a polished ceramic bezel with a fully luminous scale.
The automatic model has a transparent caseback with a wireframe graphic, contrasting with the solid caseback featuring an engraved image on the quartz version.
The quartz Maverick is available in eight colorways, with options for stainless steel bracelets or color-matched rubber straps.
The automatic Maverick is offered in four configurations across three colorways.
The new design is described as contemporary and well-considered, drawing comparisons to the updated Longines Hydroconquest in its appeal for a reasonably priced, dressy, dive-adjacent watch.
Dial colors include blue, green, black, red, or light blue, with stainless steel indexes that have either black fill or lume.
Both models feature a date window at the 6 o'clock position.