This Chronograph from a Renowned Watchmaker Gives a Taste of the Good Life for a Fraction of the Cost

Grøne, the more accessible sister brand to the revered independent luxury watchmaker Grönefeld, offers its most ambitious watch to date with this manually wound chronograph. Coming closer to Grönefeld’s far more expensive offerings than ever, the Moment Meter boasts a high level of detailing on its multi-layered dial with a sunburst and circular-grained salmon center, raised subdials with diamond-polished edges and grained rhodium surfaces, and a baby blue pulsometer scale. A La Joux-Perret column-wheel chronograph offers excellent performance while keeping the cost manageable, and the stainless steel case measures a highly wearable 39mm across. The watch retails for €3,490 (~$4,042) and goes on sale on December 3. It’s limited to 300 pieces.

Schott built its 464 jacket, modeled after car coats from the early 1900s, out of ethically sourced American buffalo leather, which is thicker and has a much more pronounced grain than cowhide, accentuated by the tanning process. It has a pointed split collar, a double-welted zip breast pocket and two snap-flap hand pockets with overlapping diagonal hand warmer pockets. The sides are adjustable with pin-buckle tabs, and the back has a bi-swing design for enhanced mobility. It is available in brown and black and has a 100-percent wool tartan lining.

Adidas’s Purechill Runner represents the brand’s latest take on recovery footwear. Comprised of a cushioned EVA midsole and a breathable, molded open-mesh upper, it’s made only better by its sculpted shape and stylish three-stripe design. Best of all, though, because the Purechill comes with a full-length rubber outsole, it can be worn whether you’re kicking back and relaxing or heading out for the day.

First released in 1990, Aesop’s iconic Resurrection Aromatique Hand Wash celebrates its 35th anniversary with a special-edition bottle limited to less than 2,000 examples worldwide. In the US, it will be available for purchase at two locations: Aesop Nolita, New York, and Aesop Abbot Kinney, Los Angeles.

District Vision and Post Archive Faction (PAF) have refreshed their collaboration Junya Racer sunglasses with a suite of updates. Hand sculpted lenses, inspired by the “lightweight structure of bird and butterfly wings” feature unique lens cuts exclusive to the partnership that are designed to reduce weight while maintaining structural integrity. Despite their hyper minimal design, the sunglasses continue to provide excellent protection. A trio of new colorways round out the upgrades.

As a 7-time MotoGP world champ, Valentino Rossi is arguably the greatest racer to ever saddle up a bike. Ergo, this one-of-a-kind signature Dainese Demone GP D-air 3X suit and Pista GP RR helmet combo in celebratory Soleluna Vale46 Anniversario graphics represents a rare chance to score a piece of moto history and support a noble cause at the same time. The kit was actually worn by “The Doctor” during a Mugello training session, and all proceeds from the eBay auction go to UNICEF’s Road Safety program to protect kids from traffic accidents, the leading cause of death for children aged 5-19. The auction runs till 6:59 pm EST on November 29, but make sure your wallet’s fat, as the bidding has already climbed over $42,000.

Some years ago, Discommon Goods took its first swing (pun intended) at the classic golf divot tool. Now, the brand has collaborated with Formawerx to head back to the links a second time — and this time, they’ve kicked everything up to 11. Precision-machined from 316L stainless steel, this utility-focused device is a functional piece of art marked by stunning curves and Swiss-grade surfacing. Bonus points are owed to the black version, which gets a DLC finish provided by a Porsche supplier in Germany.