Wenger now specializes in wristwatches and travel gear, while Victorinox is a destination for authentically Swiss cutlery, now carrying on the tradition of the classic Swiss Army Knife by itself.

If your knife was manufactured before 2014 by Wenger, it may have "Wenger Delemont Switzerland Stainless" on the blade. On a counterfeit knife, you may notice incorrect or inconsistent stamping ...

After the 2005 purchase of Wenger by Victorinox, the two companies continued to make Swiss Army Knives and other cutlery for some time. But eight years later, in January 2013, that came to an end.