The Journeyman is a three-layer Wenger model with adjustable slip-joint pliers.

There were a few variations available of this model, two that were possibly only sold in the European market.
See the Tools, Variations and Identifiers sections for more details.

Discontinued model.

Layer Tools

Model 1.48.03

• Main blade
  • Serrated on the US model number 16402
  • Plain-edged on the European 1.49.11/US:16902 (main image) and 1.48.03 models
• Small clip-point blade - Replaced by a nailfile on model 1.48.03
• Adjustable pliers - with wire crimpers and cutter
• Cap-lifter / Screwdriver / Wire-stripper - with the patented automatic pressure lock
• Can-opener

Back Layer Tools

• Awl / Reamer
• Phillips screwdriver - Replaced by a corkscrew on model 1.48.03
• Keyring - usually with a keychain

Scale Tools

Only on model 1.48.03

• Tweezers
• Toothpick

Scales

Standard red synthetic scales

History

The Serrated Journeyman was introduced in 1998.

Variations and Identifiers

• 1.48.03: Plain-edged main blade; nail file (not small blade); corkscrew; long key chain; toothpick and tweezers
• 1.49.11: Plain-edged main blade; Phillips; with keychain - Main image (16902)

US Model Numbers: (in italics above)

• 16402: Fully serrated main blade; Phillips

Physical Specifications

• Length: 85mm
• Width: 17.25mm
• Weight: 85.3g - with keychain

Related Models

• Tradesman - Adds the scissors

• TaskMate I - The equivalent SwissBuck model

• Mechanic - A similar model by Victorinox