No, it’s also a Swiss Army Knife.
The second line of engraving near the handle of the real Swiss Army Knife, the subtitles "W" and "M" are very different from the fake ones, and the letters "S" and "S" of the real Swiss Army Knife are There is a space in the middle of "M", the fake one does not. This is a Swiss Army Knife in the hunter's economic version (matte handle, dark red color) and the hunter version (bright red handle). Among them, the economic version is the real thing.
There are two main brands of authentic Swiss Army knives in the world. They are Victorinox, which was founded under the Alps in central Switzerland in 1884, and Victorinox, which was established in Delmont, Switzerland in 1893. Wenger Enterprises.
The two brands are similar. The difference in trademarks is: Victorinox has the Swiss cross national emblem embedded in a shield, while Vigo has a cross embedded in a rounded square. In addition, the respective names "VictorinoxSwitzerland" and "WengerDelmontSwitzerland" are engraved on the lower end of the main knife. Without these engravings, it is definitely not an authentic Swiss Army knife. Extended information
Swiss Army Knife Ruigor Co., Ltd., headquartered at No. 18, Zurich Street, Europe, Switzerland, operates, designs and sells cross-shaped Swiss Army knives, Ruigor/RUIGOR bags, Ruigor/RUIGOR watches, Ruigor/RUIGOR Glasses, RUIGOR outdoor shoes, hats and clothing are the main products. Its products have always been famous for their functionality and practicality. They also have a sense of fashion and personality and are sold all over the world.
Swiss Army Knife Logo
1. Metal inlaid type, this is the production method preferred by most military knife enthusiasts. It uses optical technology to embed chromium metal into the plastic handle, and then Tighten with pressure. This kind of logo is particularly beautiful and sparkles in the sun. Most sabers numbered in the 0.6 series, 0.3 series, 1.3, 1.4, and 1.6 series have this logo. 0.6 series with lights and some 1.4 series exceptions.
2. Hot pressing type uses copper molding, occlusion of metal foil, temperature and pressure for engraving. The engraving is relatively deep and will not rub off easily. Some batches of 1.4 series sabers such as 1.4733.72, 1.3653.72, and some batches of 0.6910 are marked like this.