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Montblanc’s scents capture masculine ideals and help give a deep texture to anyone on your holiday gift list.

Red Wing Heritage’s American design meets Fragment Design’s Japanese craftsmanship on two limited-edition boots.

A good pair of shoes can last you thousands of miles, but they can also cost a pretty penny — not with Ace Marks.

Is having to charge your wireless headphones a huge inconvenience?

This all-black Citizen Eco-Drive pilot watch is as technical-looking as a commercial airliner’s cockpit, and it’s on sale now for just $417.

Some of the best deep-pile fleece you’ll find comes from Japanese outdoors brand Manastash.

If you missed your chance at 2019’s Zodiac Super Sea Wolf GMT, here’s an opportunity to get a cool blue and green version.

Bolder, prettier and more opulent than its predecessor, this Bentley may be the brand’s best new car in ages.

If you’re tired of long shipping times and sketchy online retailers, try Verishop, where every product is verified and ships in one day.

The 10.25-inch Lodge is the ideal size for a cast-iron skillet, and, unlike the other sizes, it almost never goes on sale.

No matter what your style preferences are, heritage brand Vuarnet has the perfect sunglasses to complete your winter kit.

Laurent Ferrier’s Galet Annual Calendar Montre École was beautiful in black, white or blue, but a an opaline dial takes it to the next level.

For starters, it’s Audi’s first real all-electric car — but it won’t be the last.

Take proper care of it, and a cheap knife can turn into a family heirloom.

If you’ve ever bought or sold anything on Craigslist, the app makes it even easier.

It’s too early to know for sure, but we certainly hope so.

Ultimately, only two things matter when preparing a spread for a Saturday or Sunday football binge — taste and ease of preparation.

It may look stock outside, but this Acura SLX boasts Super-Handling AWD and a 350-hp turbo four.

Matty Matheson’s home kitchen is a gear nerd’s dream.

New Defender models could target the everyman…and the one percent.