News & Product Releases

Whether you’re looking for a way to get to work faster or want to take up a new hobby on the weekend, these e-bikes fit the bill.

An ideal lightweight layer for spring is made all the more hard to pass up on thanks to this incredible deal from J.

Arlo’s 4K security camera is over-the-top in the best way.

Slim down your packing list with a pair of hiking sandals, just in time for a warm-weather vacation.

Made from 4.5-ounce cotton that’s treated for water resistance.

The Utility Shirt made from 9.5-ounce cotton herringbone fabric.

The Roark Revival Layover Collection features stretch pants and shorts built for the daily grind of true travel to any climate.

Including Todd Snyder, Rowing Blazers, Rancourt and more.

Butter Pat’s worldbeating cast-iron skillets don’t go on sale often.

It’s safe to say the new Defender will be a far cry from the Defenders of yesteryear. There’s an easy solution, however.

BMW just announced the pricing and performance numbers for the third generation S 1000 RR and it looks like the German superbike is only going to get better.

These latest entries play with a striking pop of color on the Arita porcelain dial, a few neat complications and a flared crown.

Rolex’s iconic Datejust is updated for Baselworld 2019 with a new sunburst black dial, classic fluted bezel and case in steel & white gold.

Victorinox released a limited-edition collection of Swiss Army knives that look noticably different from its classic red.

The new Sub 200 is a winning combination of vintage dive watch charm, solid Doxa cred, and competitive pricing.

TAG Heuer, Grand Seiko, Sinn and many others offered exciting new wares on Day 3 of one of the world’s biggest watch trade shows.

The German brand celebrates 20 years of its business-themed collection with a handsome chronograph calendar watch for Baselworld 2019.

Zenith announces two bold pilot watches for Baselworld 2019 in bronze with green dials and stylish camo straps.

Honda’s no stranger to either off-roading or powersports, which makes it odd the company took so long to jump into the sport side-by-side market.

Single-driver loudspeakers are almost always high-impedance, high-sensitivity designs without a crossover, requiring only a few watts to fill a room with sound.