We Knife’s Latest Flipper Might Be Its Most Stunning Yet

The renowned premium knife maker spares no expense with this $655 prototype, which boasts a 3.78-inch drop-point, mirror-finished Bohler M390 blade. The handle is just as audacious, if not more so, courtesy of Timascus, a titanium Damascus fusion that extends even to the tip-up right-carry pocket clip. (There’s also a $350 variant with a more traditional titanium handle.) Deployment comes via a rear flipper, secured with a sturdy frame lock. This knife is not available yet, but you can sign up to be notified when it is.

Recently, Casio launched a silver ring watch to celebrate the brand’s 50th anniversary. It sold out almost immediately. Now, the brand has brought that watch back again, this time in a lustrous gold finish. Using MIM (metal injection molding), this all-metal watch is precision-crafted — a nearly exact scaled-down replica of the brand’s standard-sized offering. And it’s actually functional, boasting a minuscule quartz movement and digital display. There’s just one catch: you’ll have to enter a raffle for a chance to get one and, at least for now, it’s only available through the Japanese site.

Rev’It has collaborated with world-class enduro rider Pol Tarrės on a collection of rugged ADV motorcycle gear designed for the toughest of environments. Along with a series of jackets and outer layers, it includes pants, gloves and even some base options. All shod in various shades of sand, orange and black, the collection features multiple references to the Spaniard’s racing number 13.

Google has introduced updated versions of its Nest Indoor and Outdoor smart home cameras. Both have the same design as their predecessors, but are now available in new color options. The big upgrade is that each supports a higher resolution picture (now 2K HDR) with a wider field of view. They also have a new cropping feature that zooms in on whatever prompted the alert (be it a person or a pet). Additionally, these cameras come with twice as much storage for free video clips — the 10-second motion-activated clips can be viewed for up to 6 hours after they were recorded, instead of three.

Google’s third-generation video doorbell looks much like its 2022-released predecessor, but the new model has an upgraded lens and sensor, allowing it to record 2K HDR video for the first time and have a wider field of view. It also has a convenient new zooming feature where, if there’s a motion-activated alert, the camera will zoom in on the subject (person or animal) that triggered the alert. It costs $180, just like before, and is available now.

Flint and Tinder’s Waxed Trucker became an unexpected hit in the late 2010s, then went viral after its appearance in The Last of US. The Huckberry-owned brand has done an excellent job of elaborating on its flagship product without messing with success. The newest iteration ditches dry waxed canvas in favor of a burly yet beautiful Japanese sashiko knit canvas. The fabric is yarn-dyed indigo, which will develop complex fade textures based on wear. It is lined with the same polyester blanket stripe flannel familiar from the Waxed Trucker, and assembled entirely in Los Angeles.

Norqain continues its pursuit of mastering every color in its flagship Wild One Skeleton line, this time outfitting the original 42mm version of the watch in a striking purple shade. Dark purple is used for the case’s rubber shock absorber and integrated rubber strap, while a lighter shade of purple lume accents the hands and indices. The purple looks fantastic when paired with the black Norteq carbon composite case, and Norqain took the extra step of finishing the skeletonized movement in ruthenium black for even better visual cohesion, a treatment we’ve seen on other limited-edition versions of the Wild One Skeleton in the past. Speaking of which, this purple edition is limited to 400 pieces.