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Search ArticlesMoonSwatch 1969 Turns Vintage Omega Parts Into Gold
Watches Swatch is giving the MoonSwatch its most substantial dose of precious metal yet. The Mission to the Moon 1969 combines a matte-black Bioceramic case with 11 grams of Omega’s proprietary 18K Moonshine Gold, produced by melting down spare Omega components dating from 1969. The gold forms the vertically brushed dial, hour and minute hands, crown, and chronograph pushers.
DOXA SUB 300 Ti5 Takes Titanium to the Dial
Watches Titanium normally stops at a dive watch’s case; the DOXA SUB 300 Ti5 Clive Cussler carries Grade 5 titanium through the bezel, crown, caseback, and a newly developed two-level dial. The 300-piece edition is the fourth watch connecting DOXA with the late novelist and marine explorer. Two superimposed titanium plates form the dial. Laser-cut apertures in the upper layer expose Super-LumiNova-filled hour markers below, adding depth without disturbing the SUB 300’s direct underwater layout.
Panerai Luna Rossa Pair Trades Bulk for Silver
Watches Panerai’s Luna Rossa watches usually emphasize nautical equipment; the latest pair finds a sharper line through silver surfaces and restrained red details. The Luminor Luna Rossa GMT PAM01791 and Chrono PAM01768 extend the brand’s partnership with the Italian America’s Cup team in two distinct formats. The GMT uses a 40mm steel case and becomes the first Luna Rossa model fitted to a steel bracelet.
Portar Lucent Makes Aluminum Luggage Less Precious
Design Aluminum luggage inevitably records its itinerary, and the Portar Lucent carry-on treats those marks as patina rather than failure. Its satin-anodized shell is reinforced by corner guards and approximately 200 hand-set exterior rivets, giving the $475 case a construction story that remains visible. The frame closes without a zipper and secures with two integrated TSA-approved locks.
8BitDo FlipPad Gives Portrait Games Real Buttons
Tech Most phone controllers make a handset wider; the 8BitDo FlipPad folds its controls over the screen instead. The $29.99 accessory plugs into a USB-C iPhone or Android device and adds a physical D-pad, ABXY buttons, and function keys for games designed around portrait orientation. Its hinged panel rests on the display with a protective pad beneath it, creating a layout reminiscent of compact handheld consoles without requiring Bluetooth pairing or a battery.
Aston Martin Dreadnaught Goes Off Script
Motoring Aston Martin has spent more than a century refining elegant speed; the Dreadnaught imagines what happens when that vocabulary is sent off-road and armored for a video game. Developed with Infinity Ward and Activision for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, the Aston Martin Dreadnaught is a V12-powered concept rather than a preview of a showroom model. The machine trades the brand’s familiar low rooflines for a tall, wide body over enormous all-terrain tires.
McIntosh MX124 Anchors a 13.4-Channel Theater
Audio A private cinema can hide its speakers, but the electronics running them rarely stay modest. The McIntosh MX124 is the New York audio company’s new flagship A/V processor, built to coordinate elaborate 13.4-channel systems while leaving power amplification to separate components. The architecture supports 7.4.6- or 9.4.4-channel layouts, with four independently managed subwoofer outputs—twice as many as the preceding MX123.
Diamond Atelier Builds a 205-HP Electric-Looking Brute
Motoring Diamond Atelier’s latest creation looks like a rendering brought to life. Unveiled at the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed, the DA#22 ULTRON is a running, road-legal prototype built around the 1,301cc LC8 V-twin from the KTM 1290 Super Duke. Extensively tuned for the project, the engine produces more than 205 hp. Its hand-shaped aluminum bodywork reportedly required more than 800 hours to complete.
Triumph Gives the Speed Twin Its TFC Treatment
Motoring Triumph’s Factory Custom badge has reached one of the company’s most balanced modern classics. The Speed Twin 1200 TFC takes the familiar 1,200cc Bonneville twin and surrounds it with lighter materials, higher-spec chassis hardware, and a more committed café-racer riding position. Production is capped at 750 motorcycles worldwide, with 180 allocated to the United States. The engine produces 105 hp at 7,750 rpm and 83 lb-ft at 4,250 rpm.
On Closes the Gaps for the Cloudsoma Hike
On’s familiar hollow CloudTec pods cushion well, but hikers know their open channels can collect stones and trail debris. The new Cloudsoma Hike addresses that annoyance with CloudTec Connect, a continuous foam geometry that keeps the brand’s compressive feel while closing the gaps underfoot. A Missiongrip outsole supplies dynamic traction, and the upper uses abrasion-resistant, quick-drying material suited to warm-weather trails and stream crossings.