M-Experiment continues to build out its performance eyewear line and this season they have unveiled a new iteration of its Megawatt frame. Megawatt Mid adds a semi-rimless option that opens up the bottom of the frame for an unobstructed field of view. Ideal for cycling, running, and any outdoor activities, the lightweight frame features a Modlock design that allows you to swap between its Nylite-X lenses.

Available in a variety of tints, Nylite-X is impact-resistant, chemical-resistant, and delivers enhanced clarity with a coating that shields against water, oil and smudging. You also have a no-slip nose grip and Stem Slics that enhance comfort while keeping the frame secured against your head.

Megawatt Mid is now available.

$130-$160, m-experiment.com

A tribute to Porsche Design’s military chronographs, the new Chronograph 1 Utility for Hodinkee introduces a new movement that revives the functionality of the Lemania 5100. The WERK 01.340 is the end result of four years of development, marking the return of the central-minute chronograph function, a 24-hour indicator at 12 o’clock, and a quick-set date.

Now with a 60-hour power reserve, the upgraded COSC-certified movement is fitted inside a 40.8mm titanium case with a bead-blasted finish and is paired with a matching titanium bracelet with an adjustable clasp. The latter is also accompanied by a Bund leather strap in Agave Green with GT Silver stitching and a Bund insert in Agave green with tonal stitching.

Limited to 350 pieces, the Chronograph 1 Utility is now available.

$9,650, watchesofswitzerland.com

Red Wing Heritage describes its new boot as a “Minnesotan boot built for Norwegian winters.” Designed for colder conditions, the new Norway Moc translates the brand’s most recognizable silhouette into a snow-ready boot complete with all the features you’ll need this winter.

The boot features an upper constructed out of a new Scotch Grain Copper Rough & Tough Leather from the S.B. Tanning Company that features an embossed texture that is four times more water-resistant. It also has a moisture-wicking canvas lining, a padded collar, a removable foam footbed with a felted wool cover, and most importantly, a Vibram Fire & Ice Lug outsole for maximum grip.

The Norway Moc is now available.

$369, redwingshoes.com

The newest member of Casio’s high-end MR-G lineup is one of its most ambitious models to date, a blue sapphire crystal rendition of the 5000 series. Yes, the multi-component structure and bezel is made entirely out of sapphire crystal and yes, it’s shock-resistant. This was made possible by engineering a screwless design that eliminates the potential for cracking and optimized the watch’s construction to enhance its impact resistance.

The watch is paired with titanium components and also features all the standard G-Shock functionality plus Multi band 6 for radio-controlled time setting around the world and Tough Solar that allows the watch to run for 11 months on the rechargeable battery or up to 22 months when stored in total darkness with the power save function activated.

Casio is also releasing two other 5000 series models with blue sapphire crystal. First up is the MRGB5000SA-2 (left – $6,600) that features a titanium and cobarion case with ion-plated elements and 2-carat lab-grown blue sapphire crystals set into the bezel. The GMWB5000SB-1A2 (right) adds round brilliant-cut lab-grown blue sapphires to the bezel dimples.

The MR-G model will be limited to 20 units and is available this month through a lottery system and the latter two will be available this November.

$770-$80,000, casio.com

The suitcase that started it all is getting a big update as Away introduces its Series 3 lineup. Fully re-engineered, the styling remains the same, but its overall functionality has been thoroughly upgraded with features such as triple ball-bearing WhisperGlide 360 Wheels for smoother travel over a variety of surfaces and StopLock Brakes to keep your luggage from rolling away.

The handle also hides some new features with an “Infinite Height” that lets you secure the telescoping handle at any height and there are even integrated hooks in the handle’s bars that can hold up to 22 lbs. Other notable features include multi-side handles, outerward-opening interiors for easier packing and organization, a Bluetooth tracker pocket, and a laundry kit.

Series 3 is now available in multiple carry-on sizes.

$348-$398, awaytravel.com

Tapping into its renowned audio expertise, Technics launches its new flagship noise-cancelling headphone, the A1000. The driver unit features a technology called SST Edge, which is comprised of a carbon-fiber diaphragm and Magnetic Fluid technology. This combo helps reduce distortion while enhancing detail, bass, and immersiveness.

The headphones have also been designed to support Dolby Atmos with head tracking for a spatial listening experience, a flat baffle design for a more natural sound, an acoustic control chamber to enhance bass, LDAC for high-resolution audio over a wireless connection, and there’s USB connectivity for lossless listening. Battery life is rated at 45 hours with ANC activated and you can get up to 4 hours of battery life with just a 15 minute charge.

$449, technics.com

Designer Kiko Kostadinov’s Oakleys are escaping the runway for a limited release that reimagines the brand’s Ellipse silhouette. A bold interpretation of the Oakley logo in sunglass form, the Ellipse is a modern and retro tribute to one of the most famous brand marks of all time.

Laura and Deanna Fanning of Kiko Kostadinov on the collaboration:

​“Working with Oakley was a snapshot into their ingenuity. Rethinking the Ellipse as a part of our collection allowed us to work with the team on custom-designed treatments for their frames. Magnifying wood grains and feather patterns on the pieces reference our AW26 collection that touches on birdwatching and the outdoors whilst also honouring Oakley’s distinct focus on the environment and outdoors.”

First seen on the runway earlier this year, the styles feature finishes inspired by Cindy Sherman’s 1992 Fitcher’s Bird photographic essay. An extension of the brand’s AW26 collection, the color palette of the collection is translated into patterns that wrap around the entirety of each frame.

The Ellipse collection will be available on October 1st through select Kiko Kostadinov’s online store, Kiko Kostadinov retailers, select Oakley retailers, and Oakley’s online store.

kikokostadinov.com, oakley.com

Already on the feet of some of the fastest people on the planet, Nike Apex is the brand’s new flagship racing shoe and the first to feature two double-stacked Air Zoom units. This is the most Air ever used in the forefoot of a Nike running shoe, an element where energy will be stored and utilized to help you chase down that personal record.

The shoe sits on a layer of ZoomX LT, a new race-grade midsole foam that was designed to be softer, lighter, and more responsive than the previous ZoomX tech. It also features a raised inverse-wave carbon fiber Flyplate for stability, a wider outsole, rocker geometry, a GOATEK and Fast Shot outsole, and an upper of lightweight Flyknit X fabric with a fitted knit collar and a sock liner-free construction for a closer fit to the foot.

Apex will be available in January 2027.

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Nike continues to aggressively expand its marathon-grade lineup of racing shoes with the Swooshfly, a lightweight racing shoe with enhanced comfort and stability. Designed to balance both speed and cushioning, the Swooshfly features the brand’s new SkyX supercritical foam and a carbon fiber Flyplate to offer a balance of race-ready performance and all-day comfort.

The shoe also features a new last, midfoot band, race-specific laces, and a structured heel counter while an upper made of translucent Vaporweave adds lightweight security and a bold visual hit. Othe notable details include a dual-rubber compound outsole with GOATEK technology on the forefoot for durability and grip, a foam sock liner, and a padded tongue and collar.

Swooshfly will be available in Spring 2027.

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Louis Vuitton is bringing back the Monterey in ceramic, a model designed by famed Italian architect, Gae Aulenti. Based on the LV I and LV II, the brand’s first-ever watches, the new Monterey revisits the original model with a reinterpretation that stays true to the previous size of 37mm while also adding a new in-house movement.

Available in tone-on-tone green or black with a matte white lacquer dial, the watches feature a railway minute and hour track with syringe hands, a crown at 12 o’clock, and a grained leather strap. Though the case is the same diameter, the thickness has increased by 2mm to accommodate the LFTMA01.02 caliber, an automatic movement with a rose gold rotor and a 45-hour power reserve.

The new Monterey in ceramic is now available at LV boutiques.

$22,900, louisvuitton.com

J.Press has gone through the Barbour archives to inject new life into the Burghley, a full-length jacket designed for equestrians. Released in the 1980s, the jacket was an essential countrywear piece in the UK and found a new audience in Japan and Asia as a fashionable alternative to classic trench silhouettes.

The style has been slightly refined with a slimmer fit that falls above the knee and it comes in 6oz waxed cotton. You’ll also find Barbour’s signature corduroy collar with a storm flap for added weather protection, a classic 100% cotton tartan lining, two-way zippers with Barbour’s signature ring pull, and a drip strip that was originally meant for shielding the jacket from a horse’s sweat.

The Burghley is now available.

$630, jpress.com

Battery life? That was so 2025. Bose is introducing a new pair of noise cancelling earbuds and they plug right into your favorite device’s USB-C port. Yup, you read that right. No Bluetooth or battery life concerns here, these are directly powered by your device for unlimited playback with ANC activated.

The buds feature the company’s SoundDesign digital signal processing technology that supports playback at 24-bit/48kHz and you have QuietControl technology with two microphones on each earbud to reduce the noise if your surroundings. You also have an Aware Mode so you can hear what’s going on around you and IPX4 water resistance adds an essential layer of protection against the elements.

The earbuds ship on October 15th and pre-orders are now available.

$99, bose.com