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The Filson x Magnum camera bags beg to be thrown in the backseat of a Land Rover headed for points unknown, stubble on the chin and scuffed boots on the feet.

The Benton is a much-appreciated compromise between modern aesthetics and timeless appeal in a day where what’s trending can shift in the chirp of tweet.

Do most men wear slippers? If they don’t, they should.

There are some things that are just inherently associated with good times: Polaroid cameras, Frisbees and bathing suits come to mind.

Quixotic is on a mission to change the way you think about pocket squares by channeling your inner Don Quixote.

Sure, the Richard Lange Perpetual Calendar Terraluna costs more than most single-family suburban homes; we’re not celebrating its affordability. But this is sheer, no-holds-barred, spare-no-expense excellence.

London-based brand Bremont is known for their incredible one-off collaboration pieces. But now, for the first time in their history, they’re kicking off a multi-year partnership that will cover an entire range of models — and in typical Bremont fashion, this first salvo is a doozy.

As companies far and wide rush to win the wearables war, Motorola has marched to the beat of a very different drum with its 360.

The NOMOS Metro Datum Gangreserve is a major milestone for the small German watch brand, which has striven for watchmaking independence with the Swing System escapement for the better part of a decade.

At BaselWorld 2014, OMEGA released a watch with the Seamaster 300 name for the first time in over 40 years: the Seamaster 300 Master Co-Axial. It’s a pitch-perfect blend of vintage styling and modern watchmaking technology, a watch that diehard OMEGA fans have hoped the brand would bring back for years.

No, it’s not another GMT, and it’s much more than a timer.

The Pepsi GMT-Master II has made a triumphant return in all its bi-color soda-bottle-label glory, re-crafting the old school favorite of Che Guevara, Hunter S. Thompson and Magnum P.I.

After the Heritage Chronograph Blue’s release last year, no one would have been surprised if they had taken a break in 2014, but sure enough, Tudor kept up the intensity with the new Tudor Ranger, an updated take on their classic Ranger that takes cues from watches of the past for an authentic vintage style.

The all-new 621 is the culmination of a design process that began half a century ago, with design legend Dieter Rams, now a robust 82 years old, tweaking the side tables just so in order to perfect his vision.

Artifox’s Desk 01 is a beautiful new desk that seamlessly combines old-fashioned craftsmanship and creative spitballing with sleek, modern tech integration features to help you work smarter.

This stylish aluminum smart lock works with your old-fashioned deadlock and your newfangled smartphone. It gives you the weighty responsibility of controlling who can enter your home, along with the convenience of automatic locking and unlocking via Bluetooth.

For the first time in over 100 years, the ceiling fan has evolved.

Casper is an oddball. They’re a startup mattress company, but their size allows them to sell directly from company headquarters in New York City, cutting costs and delivering mattresses to your doorstep, free of charge.

The Fahmida Chair is a truly handsome new design that pays homage to the ubiquitous Mid-Century Eames style of wood-and-leather chairs.

Writing by hand will never feel natural on a tablet, but paper notebooks are a pain to organize.