News & Product Releases

There are lots of lists with lots of whiskeys you can get your dad for Father’s Day. Most of them are hard to find or needlessly expensive.

The Longines Spirit Collection pays tribute to the likes of Howard Hughes and Amelia Earhart, who used Longines instruments in the early days of flight.

The new Seiko Presage Suigetsu SPB171 features a silky white dial with typically impressive craftsmanship for $2,050.

Been waiting for the new Defender to arrive in the U.S.? It’s here, but you may have trouble snagging one for a bit.

Every wardobe needs a pair of white leather sneakers.

The Pacific Diver 3120 Series from Luminox is designed to be exacting and durable for the toughest consumers and the most extreme situations.

Subaru’s pint-sized off-roader gets a major horsepower bump.

Apple may fundamentally change the way its laptops work under the hood.

First released in the 80’s as a lightweight alternative to clunky hikers, Danner’s Jag Low is being reissued in a new-and-improved form.

We dig the Escort Max 360c, but the Redline sounds even better.

Care about the environment but aren’t ready for a full-on EV? Lease this sedan for less than $300 per month.

Now without dive-style bezels, the popular new Seiko 5 Sports watches have a less aggressive and more versatile vibe, but still pack in the value and looks.

The GW2310 is equipped with Tough Solar, meaning it can recharge through ambient light.

Swiss watchmaker Alpina has partnered with a Dutch company to create a striking diver with a case and strap made of recycled plastic.

Amid worldwide racial turmoil, education on racism and discrimination is a must to be an ally to the Black community.

The Sonos S2 update is now live.

A number of iPhone owners are experiencing a bug that turns their iPhone screen to a green tint ever since downloading the latest iOS update.

Going to four doors worked wonders for Jeep with the Wrangler. Ford should try it.

Titled “How Asian Americans Can Better Support Black Lives Matter,” the podcast applies to listeners of all backgrounds.

Remember the Outback Sport? Meet the Crosstrek Sport.