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One of the few all-in-one espresso machines on the market, the Barista Touch is a customizable, easy-to-use powerhouse.

The Ti Mini Pen was designed to be a pen always at your side, but never in the way, and is made to hold up for the long haul.

For just $27,504 (or thereabouts), you can own a piece of Japanese whisky history.

Following the Q Timex’s success in quartz, Timex has introduced a killer-looking automatic model with a “Batman”-style bezel based on 1970s sport watches.

Saint New York Original Scent Deodorant is plant-derived, and doesn’t contain any aluminum or parabens.

You’d better act fast, though. This sale ends soon.

The Nixon Staple is a $100 digital watch that allows you to choose the information shown on its screen.

Behold the most innovative and impactful new items we discovered at the outdoor industry’s massive winter trade show.

You’re better off buying everybody a bottle of something half-decent than spending a dime on mini barrels.

One American manufacturer’s residual values have been on the rise.

Wüsthoff’s western-style chef’s knives are workhorses. Its take on a Japanese knife is no different.

Engineered Garments is lauded for its distinct warping of Americana through a Japanese lens.

If there were ever a time to buy a tiny robot vacuum to assume control of, it’s now.

Panerai’s latest iteration of its iconic Luminor diver features a lightweight black carbon case and striking blue lume.

A Japanese company called Reproduction of Found is resurfacing old military designs to create modern footwear.

The Space Monitor is an innovative desktop monitor that’s designed to save you desk space.

A mountain of booze passes through the Gear Patrol office every month.

Electric cars are expensive. This super-efficient Hyundai will reduce your climate impact for much less.

You’ve got your office plant, your yearly calendar and pictures of your dog set up at your desk at your office.

After this Air Force vet bought his Cosmograph Daytona for $346 in the 1970s, he locked it up for 40+ years. And what a good idea that was.