Under Armour Fat Tire GTX

Designed for excellent traction in even the sloppiest of conditions, the Under Armour Fat Tire GTX is ready to tackle the worst mother nature has to offer. It starts with the Wild Gripper outsole, which was inspired by mountain bike tire treads, developed in collaboration with Michelin, and made from their tire rubber. It continues with the waterproof Gore-Tex upper that promises to keep your feet separated from the elements. And it's finished with a glove-friendly BOA closure system makes lacing as simple as twisting a knob.

Filson Journeyman Watch

Filson and Shinola are both known for their high-quality, Made-in-the-USA goods. So when the former decided to launch a timepiece, it only makes sense they contacted the latter. The result is the Filson Journeyman Watch, one of two new watches offered by the Seattle-based company. Each one is assembled by hand in Shinola's Detroit factory, is powered by an Argonite movement, and features a screw-down crown, sapphire crystal, and 20 ATM water resistance. Available in GMT and chronograph versions in a variety of dial color and strap configurations.

Mission Workshop Styrman Waterproof Topcoat

Blending classic style with modern materials, the Mission Workshop Styrman Waterproof Topcoat is a smart mix of old and new. It's built from Swiss-made Schoeller c_change fabric, which uses a waterproof, breathable, and heat-reactive membrane to regulate body temperature. The exterior of wool lends a luxury feel to the product, while the full-seam taping, removable hood, and aforementioned membrane keep you dry. Made in Vancouver, it's finished with two internal and two zippered hand-warmer pockets.

Garb: Free Time

Buck Mason Chambray Work Shirt ($88). Buck Mason Standard Fit Jean ($135). Buck Mason Navy Henley ($48). Buck Mason 30 Year Belt ($72). Apartamento Magazine ($39). Oak Street Bootmakers Trench Boot ($426). Rolex Stainless Steel Oyster Perpetual Watch ($6,800). Shinola Linen Journal ($18). Ray-Ban Aviator Sunglasses ($175). Apolis Transit Issue Keychain ($38).

This edition of Garb is presented by our friends at Buck Mason.

Wrist Ruler

A good rule for accessorizing: if it doesn't do something functional, it's probably not worth wearing. The Wrist Ruler is a perfect example. Resembling a plain leather bracelet from afar, it actually doubles as a ruler, with laser-engraved inch and centimeter markings and a handsome silver post. Individually numbered and made in small runs in a Portland, OR workshop.

Breva Genie 03 Speedometer Watch

Plenty of watches can help you calculate your speed using distance and time. Only the Breva Genie 03 Speedometer Watch can give you your speed at a glance. Its patented measurement mechanism actually pops out 6mm above the face of the watch, and uses 45 components to measure wind speed from 10 to 125 mph. Other features include a regular analog dial on the lower left, a power indicator, an automatic movement with a 60 hour power reserve, a natural rubber strap, and a titanium case that's water resistant down to 30 meters.

Zelos Abyss Bronze Dive Watch

It doesn't matter how deep you're diving — if the Zelos Abyss Bronze Dive Watch can't handle the pressure, odds are neither can you. Water resistant to an absurd 3,000 meters, it's made from marine grade bronze, so it will develop a handsome patina over time. Features include a 7mm thick sapphire crystal cover, a 43mm diameter case, a helium escape valve, an automatic Miyota 9015 movement, and an included leather carry roll, brown vintage leather strap, and black rubber dive strap. Limited to just 500 individually numbered units, and available with a bronze bezel with blue, green, brown, or black dials, or in DLC black with a matching dial.

Danner x Uncrate Mountain Light Boots

For the last 30 years, Danner has been making what are universally known as the best hiking boots money can buy. As a trip to Iceland loomed for the first issue of Uncrate Quarterly, we teamed up with Danner to design a pair we'd want to wear all winter long, no matter where our travels took us. The Uncrate edition Mountain Light Boot, in a colorway never before offered, is built by hand in Portland, Oregon, of a dark black suede paired with all-black hardware and a natural white Vibram Cristy outsole, which will work on just about any terrain. Inside, they've got a waterproof Gore-Tex lining to fight the elements. Danner stitchdown construction means they're also repairable — so you'll be wearing these for another 30 years or so.

Ralph Lauren Skeleton Automotive Watch

Inspired by his award-winning 1938 Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic Coupe, the Ralph Lauren Skeleton Automotive Watch blends the designer's love of classic automobiles with horology. Like a car with its hood opened, the timepiece encourages you to view its inner workings thanks to the visible, manually wound RL1967 caliber movement. Complimenting the steel and brass gear elements are black oxidized hands, a large balance, a black shot-blasted stainless steel case, and a varnished bezel made from amboyna burl, a wood widely known for its use in car interiors.

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Acoustic Research Concept Watch

Chiming watches are among the most difficult of timepieces to make, let alone make sound good. The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Acoustic Research Concept Watch aims to do both, thanks to a nearly silent striking mechanism, a 44mm titanium case that allows the sound to be louder by virtue of its lower density and its reworked seals that reduce sound dampening while maintaining water resistance of 20 meters. Other features include a black rubber strap, a titanium bezel, a tourbillion, and a column-wheel chronograph.

Panerai Luminor Submersible 1950 Carbotech Watch

High-tech materials meet classic design in the Panerai Luminor Submersible 1950 Carbotech Watch. Featuring the same design introduced in the late 1940s for use by the Italian Navy, this timepiece's 47mm case is made from a carbon fiber-based composite material that's never before been used in watchmaking. Apart from the case, the watch also features a rotating bezel for calculating immersion time, water resistance down to 300 meters, a P.9000 calibre automatic movement, a screw-on titanium back with a hard black coating, a date indicator at 3 o-clock, and a black natural rubber strap.

Garb: Matsushita

National Panasonic Radio ($163). Lanvin Cotton Trousers ($845). Nike Internationalist Sneakers ($120). Club Monaco Shirt ($98). J.Crew X150 Hooded Jacket ($168). IWC Portuguese Watch ($4,800). Cutler and Gross Glasses ($500). Tanner Goods Cardholder ($75). Tactile Turn Mover & Shaker Pen ($65). Kent Handmade Comb ($7).

Saucony DXN Lodge Pack Shoes

After legendary runner Rod Dixon won the New York Marathon in 1983, he teamed up with Saucony to create an equally legendary running shoe. Now, more than 30 years later Saucony is releasing the DXN Lodge Pack as an homage to Dixon's homeland and its expansive wilderness, where Dixon loved to roam. Available in gray mountain wool or camouflage canvas, the shoes feature a gum rubber outsole and warm long john lining, ideal for a cold trek into the great outdoors. Add in the Dixon midsole — created with long distance trips in mind — and you have a perfect companion for your wilderness hike or urban commute.

Presented by Saucony.

Garb: In Tune

Bose Headphones ($300). Filson Cape Cruiser Virgin Wool Jacket ($440). J.Crew Bedford Corduroy Trousers ($120). A.P.C. Chemise Button Down Shirt ($205). Paraboot Avoriaz Boot ($565). Omega SS Speedmaster Watch ($5,400). Poketo Agenda Planner ($26). Ray-Ban Erika ($115). Cause and Effect Copper Bar Cuff ($40). Fender Nylon Guitar Picks ($6).

This edition of Garb is presented by our friends at Bose.

Postalco Three Pack

Most of us load up our packs each and every day, with little thought given to essential things like access, storage space, and structure. Thankfully, the Three Pack backpack from Postalco has all of that covered, and a lot more. Not only does this original design keep the bag snug on your back without bulky frames or thick cushions that reduce space, but it is also thoughtfully divided into three large separate compartments. It also offers double leather-wrapped handles, a cushioned laptop pocket, and Postalco's proprietary Hammer Nylon fabric invented and made in Japan.

Withings Activite Pop Smart Watch

Track your activity without looking like a fitness nut by donning the Withings Activite Pop Smart Watch. Available in three colors and with a variety of smooth silicone straps, this wrist-mounted activity tracker looks like a normal timepiece, but with an added analog dial that shows your daily activity level. It tracks walking, running, swimming, and sleep cycles, can function as a silent alarm, and of course boasts Bluetooth connectivity to let you get more details via a companion app. It has something else in common with normal watches, as well: it runs on a standard button cell, so you don't have to worry with charging it every night.

Montblanc E-Strap

It's a question a lot of luxury watch makers are asking themselves: how do you add smartwatch functionality while maintaining the integrity of the mechanical movement? The Montblanc E-Strap is an interesting answer. Instead of replacing the traditional dial and case, this intelligent accessory is integrated into a NATO-style strap and sits opposite the dial, letting you enjoy all the class and accuracy of a traditional timepiece and all the benefits that come with a Bluetooth-connected, wrist-mounted activity tracker and notification tool. Compatible with iOS and Android.

Garb: Glazed

J.Crew Cashmere Sweater ($288). Todd Snyder Indigo Selvedge Denim ($195). All You Can Eat New York Donut Map ($8). Love Jules Leather Handcrafted Boat Shoe ($350). Loro Piana Jacket ($2,925). General Manufacturing Wilson Keyring ($12). Rolex SS Datejust Watch ($4,350). Richard James Beanie ($170). Spyderco Manix 2 Knife ($130). Slussen Pumpkin DJ Adapter ($15).