Tissot
Tissot is celebrating the cycling Grand Tour’s final Vuelta a Espana race with a special edition of the Supersport Chrono.
As the official timekeeper of the professional bicycle racing series, Tissot has already rendered the sleek model in unique colorways for both the Tour de France
(Onin) In L.A.’s exclusive Encino enclave sits Onin, a gorgeous 20,000-square-foot property designed by Jae Omar and architect Eran Gispan. This Japanese-inspired, ultra-modern farmhouse elevates ancient design codes with bespoke, contemporary elements to create a uniquely baller property with soothing, zen vibes. (Onin) The estate’s name comes from Author: Taylor Stoddard
UNIMATIC If you want dependable everyday carry gear you can trust, it’s sometimes best to go straight to the source — like working with the Italian military on a rugged mil-spec watch, as UNIMATIC is doing with its latest collection. The relatively young made-in-Italy, design-obsessed horology company (launched in Author: Beau Hayhoe
Ma speaking at the 2015 CeBIT technology trade fair in Hanover, Germany(Alexander Koerner/Getty Images) Americans are well-versed in the “rags to riches” archetype, starting with the works of Horatio Alger, ingrained in historical narratives and continuing to today’s ideal of achieving the American dream. But perhaps no one better exemplifies Author: Keith Gordon
WhistlePig Acclaimed Vermont distillery WhistlePig has unveiled two non-alcoholic rye whiskeys that could help Dry January drinkers spice up their booze-free beverage options. The main difference between the two limited edition bottles is that one non-alcoholic rye is infused with “locally sourced, fair trade, Vermont hemp extract CBD,” and Author: Maxim Staff
(Getty Images) Emily Ratajkowski is currently promoting her new memoir, My Body, and she’s opening up about a myriad of wild experiences that’ve unfolded over the course of her career as a supermodel, actress and influencer. In one interview with the Sunday Times picked up by Vice, Ratajkowski reveals Author: Maxim Staff
(Photo Credit: Hamilton) Hamilton is based in Switzerland. That doesn’t change the fact that it was a truly American watchmaker from its founding in 1892 until it ended American manufacturing operations in 1969. With its new Khaki Pilot Pioneer, Hamilton pays homage to its history in America and the Author: Steve Huff