Steve Jobs spent many years preaching that touchscreen laptops were ergonomic poison, and that they made no sense. And for ...

While many people don’t know this, Sony has never stopped making the Walkman. The same company that crammed a cassette deck ...

Pioneer (the brand that practically soundtracked the ’80s and ’90s from the dashboard), now has a proper fix in its new ...

Teenage Engineering has spent the better part of two decades convincing the world that serious music gear can fit in a shirt ...

The Q3 43 Formula 1 Edition debuted with an event at the Leica Store and Gallery in Los Angeles, hosted by F1 presenter ...

The headline act sits on the top plate, where a dedicated switch flips the FP2 between Still and Cine modes (each with its ...

Your backpack says a lot about how you move through the world. Pack it with junk you never use, and you’re just carrying weight. Fill it with the right gear, and you’ve got a mobile command center ...

Few complications capture the romance of mechanical watchmaking quite like the chronograph. At its core, a chronograph is simply a stopwatch built into your timepiece — but that really undersells the ...

When first getting into watches, the prospect of dropping several grand on a single reference right out of the gate can be pretty intimidating. As a result, most contemporary watch collectors — ...

If you’re anything like us, your everyday carry is never really finished. There’s always something new worth testing, always a piece of gear that catches your eye and makes you rethink what’s in your ...

Gerald Genta changed everything in the 1970s. His revolutionary designs — the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak in 1972, the Patek Philippe Nautilus in 1976, and the IWC Ingenieur — created an entirely new ...

In 1917, with the First World War still grinding across Europe, Louis Cartier looked at the new Renault tanks crawling all over the Western Front and saw, of all things, a wristwatch. The brancards ...