The Best Do-It-All Countertop Appliance Just Got Way More Capable

When Our Place’s original Wonder Oven hit the scene, it became an instant hit — largely thanks to its incredibly 6-in-1 versatility. Now, the brand has followed it up with the Wonder Oven Pro, which improves on the original in nearly every way. Now, it boasts 8-in-1 functionality, including working as an oven, air fryer, toaster, dehydrator, roaster, proofer and more. It’s also bigger, so you can fit more of your meal inside it, and it has a sleek new digital control scheme (instead of just simple dials).

The Sennheiser HDB 630 is the first real premium pair of wireless noise-canceling headphones that the famed German hi-fi manufacturer has released in several years (specifically, the 2022-released Momentum 4). The headphones promise to deliver flagship-level sound, active noise-cancellation and comfort. That said, what makes them stand out is their ability to deliver high-resolution sound, both wired and wirelessly. When connected to a source via a USB-C or 3.5mm cable, the HDB 630 can play audio at up to 24-bit/96kHz resolution. When used with the included USB-C transmitter, which plugs into your smartphone or laptop, the headphones support aptX Adaptive and can play higher fidelity audio over Bluetooth. In a nutshell, they’re high-end noise-canceling wireless headphones catered to audiophiles.

La Marseillaise is a solid, capable dive watch with a 250m water resistance and a Sellita caliber SW200-1 automatic movement. Based on one of Le Forban’s designs from 1979, it has an appealing, if well-worn, diver dial available in a radial-brushed dark turquoise called Bleu Abysse or with black radial brushing and creamy lume called Noir Onyx. But the real selling point is that, as far as I can tell, this is the first watch with a rubber bund strap. It’s one of those “I can’t believe no one did this before” moments because it makes perfect sense to protect the wearer from a steel watch case that goes through extreme temperature fluctuations when diving.

Renowned Porsche restoration specialist Singer is making its first showing in Japan with the completion of its latest 911 Carrera Coupe Reimagined build. Shod in a combination of Celeste Passalacqua over Mars Pink velvet, it comes powered by a 420-horsepower naturally aspirated flat-six that’s been paired with a six-speed manual transmission. Along with luxe touches inside and out, it comes with plenty of modern tech like Bosch ABS, traction control and electronic stability control.

Renowned footwear designer Salehe Bembury debuts his independent sneaker brand Spunge with the Osmosis. Like his previous work with Crocs and New Balance, the shoe is bold and colorful, shaped by organic forms. The cushioning system, called Squish Tech, combines a proprietary foam and stability cage inspired by squeeze toys.

Among many head-turning concepts showcased at the ongoing Japan Mobility Show is Suzuki’s electrified throwback to an adorable bike that launched in the 1970s, came back in 2003 as a 125cc ride and stuck around till 2016. While much of what the brand is teasing at the show leans weirder and wilder, this small wonder feels pretty practical. Details are scant at the moment, but considering the current popularity of similar-looking (albeit gas-powered) bikes like the Honda Monkey, here’s hoping this thing pops up stateside down the road.

In a slightly unexpected move, Tag Heuer’s latest release is making the switch from Google Wear OS’s operating system to its proprietary “TAG Heuer OS” in the form of the new Connected Calibre E5 smartwatch. While its new platform is still based on Android, the Tag Heuer OS comes with a twist: it’s also compatible with iPhones. Dual-band GPS and precision sensors track workouts and wellness metrics, including sleep patterns, heart rate variability, SpO2 levels and more. The new 45mm model is clad in robust steel with an ergonomic black ceramic bezel, integrated straps, streamlined pushers and faceted lugs and features customizable watch faces, which include the iconic Carrera and Formula 1 collections.