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  • January 19, 2026By Leo Davie

    Most pocket knives look like they belong in a tackle box next to some worms. The WESN × Clocks + Colours Allman Knife (£221), however, looks like it belongs in the VIP section of a subterranean club. This isn’t just a tool; it’s what happens when precision engineering meets rock-and-roll jewelry. Featuring a blacked-out stainless

  • January 19, 2026By Leo Davie

    In the Amazon, fluorescent green stripes are nature’s way of saying, “Do not eat me.” On your wrist, however, they are simply a way of saying, “I have impeccable taste.” The G-SHOCK GW-8200TPF-1 Poison Dart Frogman ($800) mimics the lethal swagger of the Three-Striped Poison Dart Frog, minus the actual toxicity. Featuring a titanium inner

  • January 15, 2026By Leo Davie

    Cardio is great, but arriving at a meeting looking like you just swam across the English Channel is not. Enter the Sole E(24) Electric Bike ($1,799), the stylish cheat code for urban commuting. With a top speed of 28 mph, this machine moves faster than most rush-hour traffic, powered by a 750W motor that does

  • January 14, 2026By Leo Davie

    Let’s be honest: your “athletic” career mostly involves aggressive socialising and the occasional game of pickleball. The Criquet Courtside Jacket ($158) is here to help you look like a pro while doing both. Made from a heavy pique knit that’s part polo, part powerhouse, it offers a “just right” fit—avoiding both the “tent” and “skin-tight”

  • January 14, 2026By Leo Davie

    If your current desk setup looks more like a disaster relief zone than a place of business, it’s time to literally rise above it. The Artifox Stand ($150) is the height-based promotion your monitor has been begging for. Designed for tool-less assembly—perfect for the gentleman who views an Allen key as a personal insult—it secures

  • January 13, 2026By Leo Davie

    If you’ve ever wanted to check the time and feel like you’re wielding a legendary Viking blade, the Tissot PRX Damascus Steel ($1175) is your destiny. Tissot took their 1970s icon and “forged” it with artisanal Damascus steel, creating a swirling, unique pattern that says, “I appreciate Swiss movements and ancient metallurgy.” Measuring a snappy

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