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Armin Strom’s Tribute 1 gets a captivating green dial
In an industry often fascinated by the newest and latest entries into the market, Armin Strom delivers a powerful statement on the enduring nature of true horological artistry with the release of the Tribute 1 Green. This latest masterpiece is a captivating symphony of technical precision and aesthetic bravado. Limited to just 100 pieces, the […] -
Swimming stats: What’s the average swimming pace? The data is here
Beginner swimmers will have a slower average pace than advanced swimmers, but it’s interesting to get a general idea. Here’s the data. -
Can cluster sets really boost your gains in the gym? Here’s the research
Some athletes swear by cluster sets for increasing muscle strength and endurance and helping with metabolic fatigue. Let’s check out some of the research. -
How to make a Passion Fruit Whiskey Sour
When you imagine a whiskey sour recipe, you don’t often think of passion fruit. But that’s a mistake, as the tropical fruit flavors blend beautifully with a good whiskey. And right now, as we dip our toes in autumn, the spin on the classic cocktail is just about perfect as it combines summery fruit flavors […] -
The Baltic Aquascaphe MK2 receives a masterful refinement for 2025
In the world of accessible horological excellence, where the confluence of heritage-inspired design and modern manufacturing truly shines, Baltic is one company that has consistently carved a distinct and respected niche widely respected in the industry. The latest iteration of their revered dive watch, the Aquascaphe MK2, stands as a masterclass in thoughtful evolution. This […] -
Tyler O’Hara shatters Bonneville record on Indian Challenger
Tyler O’Hara set a 194.384 mph record on an Indian Challenger at Bonneville, breaking a 53-year-old mark in the 2000cc APS-AG class. -
Jiro Katayama reveals a watch with a tourbillon and striking hours
In an industry often steeped in heritage, true horological brilliance can sometimes arrive not from the past, but from a singular, focused vision for the future. Japanese master watchmaker Jiro Katayama has recently introduced the latest masterpiece, the Otsuka Lotec No.9 and to call it a triumph is an understatement. Far from the large manufacturers […] -
Not quite mezcal, not quite tequila — Moon Shift offers a new take on agave
I’ve been writing about alcohol for nearly two decades and in that time, I’ve imbibed countless glasses of award-winning, complex agave-based spirits like tequila and mezcal. If you’re anything like me and you’re a fan of these two spirits, Moon Shift is a new, artisanal spirit that you should know about. While it’s similar, it’s […] -
Oaklore is launching a four-grain bourbon for fans of sherry
North Carolina-based Oaklore Distilling Co. recently announced the launch of the newest release in its popular Story Series. Following the release of its Port Cask Finish Rye Whiskey earlier in the year, the brand is adding to the series by releasing a new, sherry cask finished expression. Oaklore Story Series: Oloroso Sherry Cask Finished Four […] -
This new protein-packed cold brew latte from Wandering Bear changes the game
Wandering Bear, the organic cold brew brand known for shaking up the category with unique innovations like their Banana Bread Cold Brew, has launched an exciting innovation in the proffee category. -
Bentley brings luxury travel to pets with new Bentayga accessory line
Bentley’s new pet accessories for the Bentayga blend safety, comfort and handcrafted luxury for dogs and their owners. -
The forgotten fall spirit: Why it’s time to rediscover Brandy
Warm, fruity, and criminally overlooked, brandy is the perfect cold-weather pour. -
Monos x Brooklyn Coachworks launch one-of-a-kind Defender and luggage collection
Monos, a travel and lifestyle brand known for timeless design and sustainable craftsmanship, has teamed up with Brooklyn Coachworks, a cult-favorite vintage Land Rover restoration company, to unveil a co-created custom Land Rover. Inspired by the Defender and the partnership, Monos has launched a limited-edition Arles Blue luggage collection, featuring a glossy finish and saddle-tan […] -
Venice is bringing back its entry fee with more dates next year
Venice is doubling down on efforts to curb overtourism by reintroducing its controversial day-visitor entry fee, and expanding it for 2026.