The Centurion is a 111mm liner-locking Victorinox model with two tool layers.

In 2017 it was renamed to be the ('new') Adventurer - See History

Layer Tools

• Large plain-edged main blade that is liner-locking
• Cap-lifter - Also liner locking, and extra strength for use as a small pry bar.
• Can-opener

Back Layer Tools

• Phillips screwdriver
• Reamer
• Keyring

Scale Tools

• Toothpick
• Tweezers

Scales

Black Nylon

History

From 2017 Victorinox only produced liner-locking 111mm models. The side-locking Adventurer, which had an equivalent toolset to the Centurion was retired. The Centurion with its liner-locking tool configuration, became the new 'Adventurer' and the Centurion name was retired.
Note: Both models had been available prior to 2017.

Variations

1. The Dutch Army Knife - DAK Model 1993: A version with olive green nylon scales with an embossed Dutch logo, no tweezers or toothpick.
2. The Victorinox Garant is a variation of the Centurion created for the German Hoffman Company.

1993 DAK

Physical Specifications

• Length: 111mm

Identifiers

• 0.8453.3 Regular model with black scales

Related Models

• Nomad - A corkscrew replaces the Phillips screwdriver
• Trekker - Adds a wood-saw
• Parachutist - Adds a belt-cutter
• Adventurer - Originally had the same tools in a slide-lock model - Since 2017 it is the new liner-locking 'Centurion'

111mm liner-lock model comparison – original versions

• Tinker - The 91mm version of this knife