One thing no-one has mentioned yet is the difference in size. The standard Vic is 91mm long the Wenger is 85mm long. I have nothing against Wenger, indeed I own a few, but I a Vic man myself.
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There is one listed on eBay. They wanted 75 pounds for it which roughly translates to Canadian. To find it, you have to use "Bernina Tool" as a search phrase. I have tried Wenger Bernina to no avail.
Hope that helps you. If you're really interested in Wengers and Vics, the best thing you can do is hook up with Tim, the Felinevet. Best prices and best service, and he'll set you up right with examples of both brands. Then you can decide which is better. Or, as is more likely, you can decided which further models of both brands you want!
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The story continues with SwissGear and Wenger luggage and bags being manufactured and distributed by the same company. In a nutshell, you will see a lot of similar branding between Wenger and SwissGear because they share the same manufacturer and distributer. Outside of the backpack and luggage space, you may also see Victorinox and Wenger paired together because both brands are owned by the same company.
Although all three brands have different product lines, you will see lots of similarities in how they are branded and marketed. This is where most of the confusion comes from. Wenger and Swissgear both share the exact same Swiss flag logo while Victorinox features a different variation of the Swiss flag in the form of a shield. When comparing Wenger vs Swiss Gear backpacks you will notice that the share the same branding logo.
Since the expansion of Victorinox Travel Gear AG, Victorinox prides themselves in offering cool and contemporary backpack and bag designs for travel, work and everyday carry. Their signature Almont collection is a great example of how Victorinox focuses on offering sophisticated styles with a contemporary edge. Wenger focuses on functional bag designs for travel, work and laptop carry. Their Synergy laptop backpack is their most popular style thanks to its rugged construction and useful organization.
When it comes to a true Wenger vs Victorinox style comparison, both brands offer completely different backpack styles with Wenger being the more budget friendly option while Victorinox focuses on new stylish urban designs. Swissgear on the other hand offers backpacks and bags in a large variety of styles from travel and business bags to school and urban carry backpacks.
The brand does a great job at responding to up-and-coming backpack trends by releasing their own similar designs. Despite their Swiss branding, none of the brands make their bags in Switzerland. You can expect the quality across the three brands to be very similar.
Wenger bags and luggage are only backed by a 3 year warranty. SwissGear offers a 3 year limited warranty on backpacks and business cases while their luggage and travel bags include a 5 year limited warranty. Wenger Wikipedia. In , Wenger was successfully purchased by Victorinox.
This acquisition proved fruitful for both parties, especially for Wenger, who was able to develop their brand further. This allowed Wenger to pour their resources and focus onto their travel accessories and watches. Presently, Wenger is one of the leading brands when it comes to travel gear, and to some degree, watches as well.
While still relatively new in the watch market, it is clear that Wenger can deliver on their unique take of timepieces. Only time will tell if Wenger can reach their full potential in this market. Victorinox was founded back in in Schwyz, Switzerland. Instead, the company primarily crafted army knives for the Swiss Army. Both Wenger and Victorinox marketed their knives in a rather peculiar yet interesting manner. It was in when Victorinox started producing its own line of watches.
In , Victorinox acquired Wenger, which was beneficial for both companies as they were able to expand their brands into new territories.
While also improving upon their current line up of products. Victorinox currently has five product categories under its banner at the moment. We will be taking a look at their timepiece line to see how well they fare with other prominent brands in this market. Notably, we will be comparing two watch lines within their company, the other being Wenger watches.
Seeing as both Wenger and Victorinox both sharpened their teeth in the Swiss Army knife market before entering the watchmaking industry. It is best to start the comparison with a watch type known for its reliability and functionality. We are, of course, talking about chronograph watches. The Wenger Urban Classic watch line is one of their most popular timepieces, and it is quite easy to see why.
The Urban Classic collection features a wide variety of models that guarantees you will find one that will suit your style. The Wenger Urban Classic is available in several straps from leather to stainless steel. Due to its versatility, the Urban Classic watches are quite famous for both men and women.
This particular model comes with a 43mm stainless steel case. It also uses Swiss quartz movement with analog display. In terms of functionality, the Urban Classic Chrono is pretty standard and reliable. It features a minute chronograph sub-dial and durable leather straps.
The Urban Classic is also designed with a water resistance of up to m.
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