
The Best New Seiko Watches of 2026 (So Far)
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The powerful, performance-driven bagger adds to its appeal with a unique, painstakingly applied fresh finish.
By Steve Mazzucchi

Who knew the Palisade XRT Pro could look this good.
By Chris Chin

The 2027 Tundra adds a new Trailhunter trim.
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The next-gen Miata could sport…butterfly doors?
By Chris Chin

An upgrade to one of the brand’s best-selling clogs, this revamp kicks off the next generation of the beloved Echo lineup.
By Sean Tirman

You can score this coveted garment for up to 40 percent off, assuming you aren’t too picky about the color.
By Steve Mazzucchi

An excellent desktop hi-fi system for less than $300?
By Tucker Bowe

Turns out, the brand’s range-topping SV Ultra trim makes for an especially choice look on its boxy ’90s Classic.
By Gray Van Dyke

Combining a responsive feel with reduced weight and standard-setting steadiness, the GT-2000 15 redefines how cool a stability shoe can be.
By Hayley Helms

From inventive collaborations to premium Damascus steel, these are the Civivi knives that have defined the brand’s 2026 so far.
By Steve Mazzucchi and Sean Tirman

Battling subscriptions, one free perk at a time.
By Chris Chin

Breitling and Aston Martin pay homage to their shared screen time in 1965’s Thunderball with a special edition Top Time chronograph.
By Brad Lanphear

The Bowie blade is an American legend. Even then, this heritage brand’s latest interpretations are a special treat.
By Sean Tirman

Take the next step up from a standard soundbar.
By Tucker Bowe

Smaller Durasip mugs proved the concept. Now a new, larger Rambler offering delivers enough capacity — and enough insulation — to make it a genuine all-day carry.
By Ben Bowers

Nike, Adidas, On and New Balance all dropped noteworthy shoes this week — but the most surprising release wasn’t from the usual suspects.
By Ben Bowers, Ethan Brehm, Hayley Helms, and Sean Tirman

Panasonic’s new NN-SF57RM brings a pull-down door, flatbed interior, and 64-point sensor cooking to a category that hasn’t changed much in decades.
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