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Suunto Celebrates 90 Years With Limited Edition Vertical 2

And It's Absolutely Gorgeous

Suunto’s storied journey began in 1936 when Finnish inventor Tuomas Vohlonen sought to create a more accurate and stable compass for the harsh Nordic wilderness. His solution, a liquid-filled field compass, laid the foundation for a brand defined by precision, Finnish craftsmanship, and a deep respect for nature. After Vohlonen’s passing in 1939, his wife, Elli Vohlonen, championed these values, guiding the company through its formative years and cementing the legacy of innovation Suunto carries today.

For nine decades, Suunto has repeatedly redefined outdoor technology. From the Spyder in 1997, the world’s first watch-sized dive computer, to the 1998 launch of the Suunto Vector, which created the “ABC watch” category (altimeter, barometer, and compass), the brand has been a trusted companion for explorers reaching the world’s highest peaks and deepest oceans.

To honor this incredible history, Suunto is launching the Suunto Vertical 2 Titanium Limited Edition on March 10th, 2026. This special release is limited to exactly 1,936 pieces, directly commemorating the year the company was founded. The watch pays homage to the legendary Suunto Vector with an iconic yellow-and-black design and a custom watch face inspired by the original mountain icon.

Priced at $799.00, this anniversary edition blends heritage with Suunto’s most advanced adventure technology. True to the brand’s commitment to the environment, the lifetime climate emissions for each watch are calculated and offset via mangrove forest restoration projects. As Suunto looks toward its next 90 years, it remains dedicated to sustainable design and fostering a global, inclusive outdoor community.

Pre-order your 90th anniversary Vertical 2 now

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Andrew Allen
Andrew Allen
I'm a tech nerd and dog lover. I do enjoy CrossFit, but don't hold that against me. I've used most major mobile OS dating back to Symbian and was a huge webOS advocate. I've used Linux for over a decade. Long-time pitbull lover and a new Boston Terrier owner.
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