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Catalog 2020 FOR THE LOVE OF QUALITY! CATALOG 2020 Sonneggstrasse 30b | CH-6410 Goldau 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO YOUR ORDER of Contents Table e-mail Fon [email protected] +41 41 833 88 10 Swiss Army Knives SWISS ARMY KNIVES KITCHEN KNIVES Page 6 Page 14 Kitchen Knives Webpage Webshop www.projectmythentrade.ch shop.mythentrade.ch Watches WATCHES TRAVEL GEAR Page 22 Page 32 Gear Travel Delivery Quality We deliver your goods within 5 14-day money-back guarantee. business days. Fragrances CONTACT OPENING HOURS AGB FRAGRANCES GTC projectmythentrade The project is open from Page 40 Page 44 Sonneggstrasse 30b Monday to Friday: CH-6410 Goldau 7:30 am – 5:00 pm 2 3 SWISS ARMY KNIVES of Contents Table VICTORINOX SWISS ARMY KNIVES Compact, agile and ready to face any adventure head-on. The range of Swiss Army Knives has been established since Swiss Army Knives 1897 and continues to expand at a rapid pace. At their heart, all our pocket knives are a survival tool: Multitaskers that deliver in any situation. At their most basic they are a blade: A precision cutting tool. At their most evolved they have pioneered space travel and restarted engines. Pioneering. Kitchen Knives EXPLORE OUR SWISS ARMY KNIVES! Watches Travel Gear Travel Fragrances AGB 4 5 CHF 29.71 excl. VAT CHF 17.64 excl. VAT Signature Lite Tourist Small Pocket Knives Small Pocket Knives SKU M144 SKU M137 Weight 24 g Weight 51 g Dimensions 58 x 12 mm Dimensions 84 x 14 mm of Contents Table Color Red Color Red Tools 7 Functions Tools 12 Functions DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION Can I borrow a pen? It’s a phrase you can strike from your vocabulary once you’ve slipped the Signature knife into your pocket. How far will you travel today in search of adventure? Sometimes it’s halfway around the world, and other times it’s just down Because not only does it include all the traditional features of a Swiss Army Knife, it also includes a ballpoint pen. And with the the block. Either way, with the Tourist knife in your pocket, you’re ready to be the captain of every journey. addition of a bright LED, even darkness can’t hold you back. The Signature series has you covered like no other pocket knife. Swiss Army Knives CHF 14.86 excl. VAT CHF 130.92 excl. VAT Classic SD Evolution Grip S54 Small Pocket Knives Medium Pocket Knives Kitchen Knives SKU M133 SKU M148 Weight 21 g Weight 221 g Dimensions 58 x 9 mm Dimensions 85 x 45.5 mm Color Pink Color Red Tools 7 Functions Tools 32 Functions Watches DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION It all started with the Swiss Officer’s Knife – and more than a century later, the Swiss Army Knife is still an icon of sleek Embrace change, explore new horizons, progress everyday… This is what the Evolution collection is about. With the Evolution functionality. Each one is built to last a lifetime and in the Classic you’ll find all the functionality you need for your everyday Grip S54 model, we bring you the ultimate tool for your everyday adventures. It features not less than 32 functions organized adventures – in a package you’ll want to keep with you always. It’s the easiest lifetime commitment you’ll ever make. within specially formed scales that offer outstanding grip and stability. Work faster and easier with this little bit of evolution that fits in your pocket. Travel Gear Travel CHF 38.07 excl. VAT CHF 30.64 excl. VAT Victorinox@work, USB Stick (16 GB) Pioneer Alox Small Pocket Knives Medium Pocket Knives SKU M150 SKU M145 Weight 34 g Weight 71 g Dimensions 58 x 18 mm Dimensions 93 x 12 mm Fragrances Color Red transparent Color Silver Tools 8 Functions Tools 8 Functions DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION To accompany you on every step of the digital road, we merged our multifunctional pocket knives with a multifunctional data If you’re going to blaze a new trail, you’re going to want to keep the right tools with you. And the Pioneer knife belongs in your carrier. Meet our new Victorinox@work pocket knife. Embedded in this piece is a pivoted and removable 3.0/3.1 USB that pocket. Inspired by the classic Soldier’s knife, this sleek multi-tool packs all of its functions between two durable Alox scales. AGB provides 16 GB of storage in addition to the knife’s eight practical functions. So whether you‘re at home, at the office or out It feels good in your hand, and it feels even better when, once again, you get the job done. on the road, this pocket knife will meet your needs. 6 7 CHF 24.14 excl. VAT CHF 155.06 excl. VAT My First Victorinox H SwissTool Spirit XC Plus Medium Pocket Knives Swiss Tools SKU M143 SKU M139 Weight 45 g Weight 210.4 g Dimensions 84 x 14 mm Dimensions 107 x 19 mm of Contents Table Color Red Color Silver Tools 9 Functions Tools 37 Functions DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION Kids look up to adults with a sense of curiosity and admiration. And no wonder: We have Swiss Army Knives. So when it’s time Fusing functionality with aesthetics, our SwissTool Spirit XC Plus proves how engineering and slick looks can combine to for a young someone in your life to step up, get them a My First Victorinox, the pocket knife created especially for them. We exceptional effect. Lightweight, ergonomic and with a streamlined, minimalistic appearance, it is the definition of a truly left in nine functions – so they can do what they need to do – and took the point off the blade to keep them safe. modern multitool. Equipped with 37 functions, it thrives in any situation. Swiss Army Knives CHF 12.07 excl. VAT CHF 194.06 excl. VAT Bantam SwissTool X Plus Ratchet Medium Pocket Knives Swiss Tools Kitchen Knives SKU M142 SKU M135 Weight 33 g Weight 289.9 g Dimensions 84 x 11 mm Dimensions 115 x 21 mm Color Red Color Silver Tools 8 Functions Tools 38 Functions Watches DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION Back to the basics with the Bantam. This slim pocket knife is all about getting the job done with a large blade, a combination Don’t be fooled by its super-compact design: The SwissTool X Plus Ratchet is an entire toolbox elegantly packaged in a single tool and 8 essential functions (including a screwdriver and a wire stripper). Available in the bright and iconic red, the Bantam sophisticated multi-tool. You’ll find a million uses for this workhorse at home, at work or out in nature. Elegant and extremely is the perfect companion for all your everyday adventures. And thanks to its combination tool, it can help you fix everything, handy, the SwissTool X Plus Ratchet is a real pleasure to use. Keep it close thanks to the leather belt pouch, so you are always literally. ready to face your next challenge. Travel Gear Travel CHF 131.85 excl. VAT CHF 62.21 excl. VAT Ranger Grip 174 Handyman Skipper Large Pocket Knives Sport Tools SKU M136 SKU M134 Weight 231 g Weight 183 g Dimensions 130 x 28 mm Dimensions 111 x 23 mm Fragrances Color Red Color Blue Tools 17 Functions Tools 18 Functions DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION The Victorinox Ranger Grip 174 Handyman Swiss Army Knife is designed to take on any challenge. With 17 functions, including The only thing more beautiful than a perfect day on the water is knowing you‘re ready for any imperfections. The Skipper needle-nose pliers and a locking blade, it’s the perfect companion for the problem solver. And the nonslip ergonomic scales pocket knife is like a crew in your hand, combining typical Victorinox functionality with sailing-specific tools like a shackle AGB will always keep you in control. opener and a marlin spike. So you‘re always ready for knots that mock you and shackles that refuse to let go. 8 9 CHF 90.99 excl. VAT CHF 31.57 excl. VAT Hunter Pro Alox (red) SwissCard Lite Large Pocket Knives Swiss Cards SKU M149 SKU M138 Weight 186 g Weight 26 g Dimensions 136 x 16 mm Dimensions 82 x 4.5 mm of Contents Table Color Red Color Black Tools 4 Functions Tools 13 Functions DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION Meet the Hunter Pro Alox – the sleek and handy every day carry for the modern man. Its iconic design and perfect form You’ll be amazed at how many tools we’ve packed into the SwissCard. And you’ll be surprised at how often you need one of combined with the sturdy blade make it the ideal cross-over from outdoor to urban jungle. Standout feature are the hugely those tools tucked away inside. And with its clever, award-winning design and incredible functionality, you’ll enjoy each time popular Alox scales, known and loved for their durability. Aesthetically it’s a hit too; the subtle shimmering finish showcases you need to take it out. Featuring a bright LED, the SwissCard is always ready to shed some light on your everyday (and night) the knife’s key parts with style. Add in the new smart clip, spring integrated lanyard hole and paracord pendant and you have adventures. Swiss Army Knives hunting’s new generation go-to multitool. CHF 45.50 excl. VAT CHF 35.28 excl. VAT GolfTool SwissCard Nailcare Sport Tools Swiss Cards Kitchen Knives SKU M141 SKU M147 Weight 64 g Weight 26 g Dimensions 91 x 16.5 mm Dimensions 82 x 4.5 mm Color Red Color Red Tools 10 Functions Tools 13 Functions Watches DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION Raise your game and lower your handicap with the GolfTool – it’s got everything you need for a great day on the course.
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