Tiffany’s New Dress Watch Hides Brilliant Design In an Extravagant Package

Tiffany & Co. continues to elevate its watchmaking prowess with the jewelry-inspired Enamel Watch. The watch draws its inspiration from the paillonné enamel Croisillon bangles designed for the brand by Jean Schlumberger in 1962. It features a miniature version of the bangle on the dial, complete with real Tiffany Blue paillonné enamel and 18K gold cross stitches. The mini bangle rotates around the dial, creating a dynamic element, and the central disc of the dial, along with the white gold case, is absolutely covered in diamonds. There are a few versions of the Enamel Watch at launch, but the most opulent reference is paired with a white gold bracelet that, like the case, is entirely coated in diamonds. Price is, understandably, only available upon request.

The pinnacle product in Nomadix’s upcoming Spring/ Summer 2026 collection, the Graphene Puffer Blanket is a versatile, 2-in-1 blanket and sleeping bag. It’s filled with GrapheneLoft, a high-loft insulation core infused with graphene, which is one of the strongest and most conductive materials on Earth. The innovative update means body heat is captured and redistributed more efficiently, with less weight. The new blanket hybrid, along with a selection of other items, will be available starting tomorrow, February 12th, on the brand’s website.

While it’s still up in the air as to whether or not Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime performance was the most-watched in history, it’s pretty clear that it was the most viral, based on the massive amount of discussion online before, during, and after it. One of the most interesting bits about it was the Puerto Rican musician’s cream-colored football jersey, which turned out to be a tribute to his late uncle. Now, Mitchell & Ness has released its own version, inspired by Bad Bunny’s stage wear. While not a 1-to-1 replica, it does have the same overall vibe and boasts special embroidery on the front and back celebrating the monumental event.

After a five-year break from making hardtail MTBs, the Colorado-based brand gets back in the game with this glorious anniversary treatment. Limited to just 15 complete bikes, it features a classic steel frame with updated geometry, a 130mm fork, a dropper post-ready seat tube and a slightly raised top tube accommodating bigger bottles and frame bags. The Portage dropout system boasts UDH or single speed compatibility, the 3D-printed chainstay yokes offer clearance for up to 2.6-inch tires and the Chromag Trailmaster LTD saddle features premium Italian leather. The bike is available now for pre-order starting with March 2026 delivery in four sizes.

The Bowfell Halo Atmos is Majority’s affordable Dolby Atmos surround sound system. The 5.1-channel system consists of a compact soundbar, two satellite speakers and a wireless subwoofer. And it supports Bluetooth streaming when not playing TV audio. The best part? The complete system costs around $230. It launches on February 16th.

Are you lusting over a second-gen Toyota 4Runner, but don’t quite have the funds to land a real one in your driveway, HotWheels has you covered. The famed toy car maker just dropped its latest line of Boulevard Collectors, and in the series is a beautifully detailed 1/64 replica of the 1993 model-year SUV. It features an all-metal diecast body and chassis, along with HotWheels’ now signature Real Riders wheels, making it the perfect desktop ornament for 4Runner and Toyota truck aficionados.