More photos of the Victorinox Alpnach, which was officially announced earlier this week, have emerged. First, there is a previously unreleased black dial version with green accents (pictured below). Second, is the previously released dark grey dial version with orange accents, which now has a lighter colored grey dial and a black Victorinox logo, as opposed to white. It is not uncommon for a watch company to change design details, such as the dial, at the last minute. And it appears Victorinox did just that.

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Victorinox recently announced a sporty new mechanical chronograph, the Alpnach Black Ice Chronograph.

The 44 mm stainless steel case is treated with a scratch resistant "black ice" PVD coating. The case finish is brushed with polished lug edges. Inside is an ETA Valjoux 7750 automatic chronograph caliber. The 7750 has 25-jewels, runs at 28,800 vph (4Hz) and 42 hour power reserve.

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Introduced at Baselworld 2011, this is the new Victorinox Swiss Army Original. To ensure affordability, and to allow for unique color options, the 40 mm case has been constructed of nylon fiber. The bezel is aluminum. The movement is Swiss quartz. Screw-in caseback. Luminescent hands. Stencil-cut dial. Date. Water-resistance 100 meters. Matching NATO strap (navy grey, commando black, desert beige or khaki green).

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I. Breitling Montbrillant Navitimer

The Breitling Montbrillant Navitimer Caliber 01 is a vintage inspired timepiece that looks like a chronograph from the 1940s or 1950s. The case is downsized 40 mm case, for a more vintage feel. It has the old Breilting "B" logo on the dial. Breitling has fitted this special timepiece with their in-house column-wheel chronograph movement, the Caliber 01.

Retail from $8,540, Breitling

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One of Victorinox's most popular introductions at Baselworld this year was the new AirBoss Automatic, a three hand military inspired timepiece. Its design is more simple than its predecessors and slightly smaller at 42mm in diameter.

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Launched in 2004, the Chronopro was the premiere Victorinox Swiss Army mechanical chronograph. This year's redesign sports the same 42mm solid-steel case with crown protector but adds new functionality and optimizes legibility. Among the most striking upgrades are a dual finish bezel displaying the tachymeter scale, larger numerals and luminescent hands, counters with applied rings and a minute scale on the flange. A bright red 60-second counter hand dominates the enhanced dial, for instant, at-a-glance reading. Turn it over -- the powerful, Swiss-crafted Valjoux 7750 movement is visible through an exhibition caseback in mineral crystal. Available on a genuine black leather strap with a brushed matte finish, cream-colored contrast stitching and an integrated pushbutton-deployant safety clasp.

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Victorinox Swiss Army has just announced plans to release three new mechanical chronographs for winter 2010, called Infantry Vintage Mechanical Chronos. All three versions are powered by the robust and accurate mechanical self-winding Valjoux 7750 chronograph movement, and all share the same 44 mm stainless 316L stainless steel case, however, the black version features a Black Ice® PVD coated stainless steel 316L case (additional $200 for PVD treated version).

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Originally introduced in 2004, the Maverick sports watch from Swiss Army Victorinox have become an iconic line with the brand. For 2010, Swiss Army has fully redesigned the collection. The new Maverick GS "Grand Sport" timepieces are powered by Swiss made quartz movements, and come in three different versions: chronograph, dual time (GMT), and three-hand. The chronograph and dual time versions are (pictured above).

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