Jeep’s Original Luxe SUV Gets a Restomod that Blows Away Today’s Grand Wagoneer

Vigilante 4×4 just revealed its latest take on an original 1966 Jeep called the Super Wagoneer. Once heralded as a more luxurious variant to the original Wagoneer SUV, the Super Wagoneer is basically the 60’s equivalent to today’s Grand Wagoneer. Only, because it’s a Vigilante 4×4 restomod, it gets the usual nut-and-bolt restoration. But that’s not all, as Vigilante also works its magic by slotting a 485-horsepower crate 392 HEMI V8 under the hood, mated to a Tremec TR-6060 6-speed manual, while modernizing and upgrading other components, like the air conditioning, suspension an brakes.

Raymond Weil continues its hot streak, adding a warm colorway to its most elegant model, the moonphase version of its GPHG Award-winning Millesime dress watch. This iteration combines a 39mm rose gold PVD stainless steel case with a multifinished sector dial in brown. The handset is rose gold-tone to match the case, and the watch is paired with a stitched brown leather strap to maximize its winter wearability.

The Hayes pearl snap western shirt has been an Imogene and Willie staple for years. The fit has evolved with the times to be a little more roomy, and this 10-ounce medium-rinse denim is a departure with its sewn pinstripe pattern. It still features the signature small pocket flaps, a curved back yoke and double-pleated cuffs with single snaps. It is cut short enough in the body to look good untucked.

In celebration of the Chinese New Year, Flytanium has taken one of its newest catalog offerings (actually a revival and renewal of an older knife) and transformed it with a limited-edition colorway. This take on the Theory still boasts 20CV steel and a titanium handle, but with a black cerakote blade finish and an exclusive fire horse graphic on its red-yellow gradient handle. It also still has a frame lock, machined pocket clip, ceramic ball bearing pivot and more.

Bang & Olufsen has introduced a coffee table book to honor and celebrate the Danish hi-fi brand’s 100-year history. It’s filled with exclusive photos of the company’s founders, Peter Bang and Svend Olufsen, plus gives readers a glimpse into its humble farmhouse origins. And, naturally, it showcases the B&O’s iconic speaker and headphone designs. According to the company, “this book celebrates the people, passion, and timeless aesthetic behind a brand that has always designed for those who listen — deeply and intentionally.”

The NYC-based brand puts its own spin on the UK’s iconic two-pocket Baracuta Harrington, which dates back to 1937. Mack Weldon’s version is made of long-lasting cotton cavalry twill, plus 3 percent spandex for a bit of stretch. A handy two-way zipper, plaid taffeta lining (100 percent recycled polyester) and a ribbed finish round out the modern update to a classic style.