Breitling Adds a Classic Colorway to Its Flagship Diver, with a Little Help from Rolex

Breitling teams up with Rolex-owned retailer Bucherer for this special edition of the former’s flagship dive watch, the Superocean Heritage, that finally brings the classic dive watch combination of blue and black to the line. The 42mm stainless steel diver features a blue sunburst dial to go along with its black ceramic bezel, adding up to one of the most attractive versions yet of Breitling’s recently refreshed diver. Powering the watch, and visible behind a sapphire caseback, is the Breitling B31 calibre, the brand’s first manufacture time-and-date automatic movement. Paired with a fitted black mesh rubber strap, the watch is available exclusively at select Bucherer locations, including its online boutiques.

MEK Magnet’s Ugly Sweater trail armor combines the protective qualities of the brand’s stick-on 4×4 body guards with the festive look of a homemade knitted garment. Secured with high-energy magnets and made from auto-grade vinyl, it can be installed and removed without fear of damaging your vehicle’s paint. If you’re not a Wrangler owner, never fret — MEK Magnet offers its Ugly Sweater armor in Gladiator and Bronco flavors as well.

Last year, Samsung introduced its first purchasable Micro RGB TV. At 115 inches, it was absolutely massive. And at $30,000, it was well out of pretty much everybody’s price range. Fast forward a year and Samsung is bringing this advanced backlit technology to the masses, as its 2026 lineup of Micro RGB TVs will be available in 55-, 65-, 75-, 85-, 100- and 115-inch models. More details (including price and availability) will be revealed in a few weeks at CES 2026.

The avant-garde Swedish outdoor brand puts a fresh spin on its iconic best seller via colorful, tie-dye-like all-over prints for men and women. Of course, the prized technical chops remain: 20D ripstop, windproof, rain-repellant face fabric, 700 fill power duck down, quilted Helium pattern, two-way adjustable hood, zippered hand pockets and more.

When it comes to fresh winter headwear style, standard beanies just aren’t cutting it anymore. Luckily, the niche outdoor and workwear brand William Ellery has the solution. Its new Clava is a hybrid cap/ balaclava design, and is essentially a midlayer for your noggin. Available in four unique renditions, the Nightshade version is built with wind resistant 300 sherpa, double sided fleece, as well a USA-made milspec nylon adjuster, woven WE flag label and soft brim. Each Clava is made in NYC, USA and available for preorder now, with shipping estimated to start in early 2026.

Are you fed up with your helmet lens fogging up in certain conditions? Shoei might just have a first to solve this issue with its latest defogger shield and lens insert. It’s called the e:Drylens and as you can guess from the name, it exists to help keep your helmet visor lens clean and free from condensation. It’s electronically powered by a rechargeable apparatus and is essentially a mobile defogger. It’s designed to fit Shoei’s preexisting CWR-F2 and CWR-F2R shields. But sadly, it’s only for the Japanese Domestic Market.