This Affordable Vintage-Inspired Automatic Diver Boasts a Clever Undersea Twist

Spinnaker has a long history of crafting quirky, cartoonish watches that are often a lot more stylish and cool than they ought to be. But this one takes that to the nth degree, combining vintage dive watch styling with an IYKYK fan-favorite character from SpongeBob. And no, that’s not SpongeBob; It’s DoodleBob, his chaotic hand-drawn alter ego. Beyond the character itself, the watch also features a pencil-shaped minute hand, DoodleBob’s catch phrase, “Mi hoy minoy,” on the dial, toon-inspired numerals and a black-and-white color scheme (another reference to the episode). And all of that is lumed and powered by a Japanese automatic movement.

The FoKus Artemis is the Texas-based hi-fi maker’s new flagship pair of wireless headphones with active noise cancellation; the brand is calling it its “biggest headphone launch of the year.” Unlike flagship models from brands like Bose, Sony and Apple, Noble Audio is pitching these for audiophiles as the FoKus Artemis is the first pair of wireless headphones to combine dynamic and planar magnetic driver technologies. According to the brand, the headphones are designed “to create a wireless headphone that sounds powerful, spacious and refined, while retaining the musicality and character Noble Audio is known for.”

For the eighth release in its ongoing Twelve 4 Twelve campaign, Jeep has given the Wrangler a military-inspired overhaul it’s calling the ‘Sarge.’ Along with a ’41 Green or white grille surround, the treatment also brings vintage-style star graphics, bronze tow hooks, painted wheels and a body-color roof. Moreover, inside, the Sarge package introduces a new color in Cattle Tan Nappa paired with Drag Green, and it comes with gold stitching as well as a bevy of special badges. Though you won’t find any performance upgrades, Jeep says the package will run buyers just $100 more than a comparable Wrangler Rubicon or Willys.

Oliver Peoples continues its long-running collaboration with tennis GOAT Roger Federer with the Spring/Summer 2026 collection. The capsule includes four frames: the R-17 aviators, the R-18 metal and tortoise ladies frames, the R-19 Wayfarer-style acetate frames with metal temples and, most unique for OP, the R-20, a refined take on old-school, wraparound sports shields featuring custom mirrored color enhancement lenses and acetate temples. The full collection is available now, with prices starting at $413.

Satisfy became one of the most hyped names in running apparel by tearing down traditional designs and reengineering them from scratch. The Rippy Cordura Shorts, for example, are built from a proprietary, ultra-lightweight rip-stop fabric reinforced with Cordura. The compression lining is elongated for enhanced chafing protection. The pockets are placed for easy access on the move with zippers that can be managed one-handed. Phone and key storage is placed high and tight along the wide, elasticized waistband to eliminate bouncing.

Just in time for the summer, tech brand Rogbid releases a unique gimbal-style handheld fan. Sporting a sleek aluminum body, the device can pivot at 180º for handheld or desktop use. It wields semiconductor tech for instant cooling, 13,000 rpm airflow and 10 hours of battery life. For emergencies, the fan also doubles as an LED flashlight with three brightness modes. Opposed to similar fans on the market, this option has a price tag of just $40 upon launch.

Just in time for summer, Mack Weldon taps into the timeless appeal of a buttery material with a small capsule composed of a Classic Short, Short Sleeve Button Up and Johnny Collar Polo (shown). Made from cotton-rich, ultra-soft terry cloth, the pieces are perfect for pool and beach trips, offering natural breathability, a bit of stretch, plenty of comfort and, of course, classic style.