Nomos Zurich Worldtimer Watch

Travel the world in the push of a button with the Zurich Worldtimer Watch from Nomos. The latest ultra-sophisticated timepiece from the German watchmaker comes with a stainless steel case, galvanized blue dial, rhodium-plated hands, and their first automatic movement with the in-house NOMOS swing system. Push the home button for a smooth transition to one of 24 different time zones to stay current while traveling or just well-informed while at home.

Garb: Elston Avenue

Timberland Boot Company Coulter Chukka Boots ($375). Timberland Earthkeepers Winnegance Duffle Bag ($350). Timberland Williams River Crew Neck Sweater ($78). Timberland Thompson Lake Selvedge Denim ($128). J.Crew Secret Wash Shirt ($65). Oliver Peoples Sheldrake Sunglasses ($365). Breitling Titanium Aerospace Watch ($2,650). Head Porter Tanker Standard Wallet ($66). Baxter of California Super Close Shave Formula ($18). Baxter of California Base Camp x Cut-Throat Razor ($350). Tanner Goods Long Wallet Tether ($55). Delfonics Wooden Ballpoint Pen ($9). Perricone MD Moisturiser ($75).

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

Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Goldfinger Watch

James Bond has famously worn a Seamaster on many of his adventures, and Goldfinger happens to be among the best of them. Created to celebrate the film's 50th anniversary, the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Goldfinger Watch does so in spectacular fashion. This one-of-a-kind timepiece features a 38.5mm yellow gold case, a matching 18K yellow gold bracelet, a Co-Axial calibre 8501 movement with 18K yellow gold rotor and bridge, visible through the transparent crystal caseback, and a dial and hands made from — you guessed it — 18K yellow gold, with a 007 counterweight on the seconds hand. In other words, it's a perfect way to honor this iconic film.

Sandqvist Wrenchmonkees Bag

It's not as easy as it should be to find a functional and attractive motorcycle bag. That problem sparked the collaboration between motorcycle builder Wrenchmonkees and Swedish fashion brand Sandqvist. The Sandqvist Wrenchmonkees Bag is the fruit of their labor, complete with roll top closure and adjustable shoulder straps, a padded laptop pocket, and an aluminum frame to attach to your bike. With this bag, the function truly follows the aesthetic.

Nike Zoom Hypercross Trainer

Nike remains at the forefront of cross training footwear with the Zoom Hypercross Trainer. The latest innovation from the sneaker giant features a lightweight mesh upper backed with soft, pliable foam, a full rubber outsole and Dynamic Flywire cables to wrap the forefoot through the most strenuous workouts. It's also one of the first shoes to utilize the new Hexagonal Nike Zoom Air technology, blending high responsiveness with lightweight versatility.

Breitling Cockpit B50 Watch

Fighting gravity to fly through the air is serious business. Thus most pilots demand a serious timepiece. One like the Breitling Cockpit B50 Watch. Powered by an analog and digital-display SuperQuartz movement developed specifically for aviation, this watch not only tracks the time, but offers an electronic tachometer, dual LCD screens, a titanium 46mm case, a perpetual calendar, a bidirectional, compass scale bezel, a rechargeable battery, and a "chrono flight" mode that records flight times while memorizing departure and arrival times, along with the date. It's almost like wearing a black box on your wrist.

Arc'teryx Granville Backpack

It may look simple from the outside, but trust us, the Arc'teryx Granville Backpack is far more than an oversized tote. Made from a tight-weave nylon, this bag features seam taping and WaterTight external zippers to offer a high level of water resistance. It also features an internal padded sleeve for laptops up to 15 inches, an internal tablet compartment, a large document sleeve, and an external pocket with key clip for smaller items. Add in the slim, adjustable shoulder straps, padded backpanel, magnetic closure for the top lid, and top grab handle, and you have a versatile bag that's ready to haul your stuff, rain or shine.

Garb: Yellowstone

Polo Ralph Lauren Flannel Shirt ($165). Todd Snyder Infantry Cargo Pant ($295). Archival Roll Top Bag ($250). P&Co Wooden Barber Comb ($16). New Balance x Firmament Shoes ($200). Poler Wool PS Cap ($48). Barton Perreira Sunglasses ($470). Leica M-P SLR Camera ($7,950). Pendleton Yellowstone National Park Blanket ($189). Compass American Guides: Yellowstone ($16). Longines Legend Diver Watch ($2,750). Apolis Hoofpick Belt ($98). Apolis Reportage Camera Strap ($138).

Greats Royale Shoes

Forget about the big boys in the sneaker game for a minute and open your eyes to something that is hand-made, high quality, and won't break the bank. The Royale sneaker, the latest release from Greats Brand, comes with all the features you'd expect from a pair that costs over $400 — premium Italian leather selected from the best tanneries, an Italian Margom sole, a footbed made with tanned calf leather, and waxed cotton laces. The only thing missing is the typical 2.5x retail markup, a feature we are happy to do without.

Presented by Greats.

Able Archer Rucksack

You'd be forgiven if you take a quick look at the Able Archer Rucksack and assume its for military-style outdoor outings. In fact, this bag is designed to protect your cameras and other equipment in tough conditions. Built from Mil-spec water-resistant canvas on the exterior and nylon on the interior, this clever bag also features dual side entries to allow fast access to your camera, a neoprene-lined laptop compartment that can hold even a 17-inch model, hidden stash pockets for lens caps, filters, and the like, internal elastics and mesh pockets for organization, and Molle-compatible inside-out webbing.

Apple Watch

If taking your iPhone out of your pocket is just too much work, buckle on the new Apple Watch. More than a shrunken computer on your wrist, this new gadget combines everything from communication tools to health trackers, and everything in between. It comes in two sizes and three models — original, with a custom stainless steel alloy case; Sport, with an anodized aluminum alloy case; and Edition, with an 18K gold case — and boasts a totally novel new interface based around a Digital Crown. Powered by a custom S1 processor, it also features a flexible Retina display that's laminated to a single crystal of sapphire and senses not just touch, but pressure. It's also got wireless charging, a built-in heart rate monitor, a Taptic engine to provide subtle force feedback, and Siri integration. In addition to the different models, there will be tons of different bands available, all of which are easy to swap in and out — meaning you can customize it to fit any occasion. And if what we've seen so far is any indication, that's a really good thing, because you're not going to want to take it off. Your iPhone just got a new best friend.

Victorinox Swiss Army Inox Watch

Created to celebrate the company's 130th anniversary, the Victorinox Swiss Army Inox Watch is as rugged as it is stylish. Nearly indestructible — by watch standards, anyway — it can take a fall from 30 feet, be run over by a 64-ton tank, be submerged to a depth of over 600 feet, and even take a two-hour trip through a washing machine. As for looks, it features a simple steel case with a black dial, red second hand, and date window between 4 and 5, an analog quartz movement, a low battery indicator, and a rubber strap that goes perfectly with its rough and tumble personality.

Cotopaxi Backpacks

If you need a pack that's as well suited for the streets as it is for the trails, then look no further than Cotopaxi Backpacks. They're purpose-built for tackling tough trails, day hikes, biking, and skiing, while still looking great for a walk across campus or your commute to work. Better still, the makers of these bags are societally-minded, making sure that a portion of each purchase goes towards helping those in need (whether it's providing education or clean drinking water). Each bag features durable nylon cotton canvas construction, plenty of storage for all your gear, adjustable straps, and much, much more.

Presented by Cotopaxi.

Garmin Vivosmart

They already make GPS watches, so it was only a matter of time until Garmin threw their hat in the smart wearables ring. The Garmin Vivosmart is their first attempt, and it gets a lot right. Available in two sizes and five different colorways, this sleek band tracks steps, distance, calories, and sleep patterns, while also keeping the time, reminding you to get up and move after extended periods of inactivity, and letting you receive notifications from your phone, which you can swipe through via the monochrome OLED touchscreen. And thanks to a water-resistance rating of 5 ATM, you can wear it all day — rain, shine, or even pool — without worry.

Garb: Cabin Retreat

Converse Jack Purcell Cross Stitch Sneaker ($95). Billykirk Leather Carryall ($474). John Elliott + Co. The Cast Denim ($250). New England Shirt Company Button Down ($238). Binchotan Glasses ($304). Gather Journal: Caravan ($20). Inventory Magazine Issue 10 ($20). Fatboy Hair Product ($18). Breitling SS Chrono-matic ($4,650). Saddleback Front Pocket Wallet ($33). Francesco Maglia Umbrella ($295). Tanner Goods Upland Scent Bar Soap ($12). Imogene + Willie Apothia Candle ($55). G. Frost Cobra Bracelet ($125). Red Wing Heritage Belt ($140).

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

Samsung Gear S Watch

While Apple's wearable still sits squarely in the rumor-mill department, their rival in Seoul has released yet another smart watch: the Samsung Gear S Watch. The first of its kind to feature an onboard 3G modem — albeit a slightly slower one than you'd expect in a fully-fledged phone — this watch can connect to the web, make calls, and receive messages even when it's outside of Bluetooth range. It's also packed with all the sensors you'd expect from a wearable (various motion sensors, GPS, a heartbeat sensor, and more) while sporting a keyboard, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and a curved AMOLED display. Your move Cupertino.

Garb: Wedding Warrior

Brooks Brothers Slim Fit Dress Shirt ($92). Brooks Brothers Slim Fit Dress Shirt ($92). Thom Sweeney Weighouse Suit ($1,995). Ted Baker Guri Brogues ($261). Brooks Brothers Ties ($80). Mont Blanc Iconic Cuff Links ($375). J.W. Hulme Co. Duffle Bag ($1,175). Just Wanderlust Moleskin Cover ($134). Cole Haan Dress Veg Belt ($68). Daniel Wellington Classic Bristol ($229). Garrett Leight California Optical Glasses ($260). Apolis Organic Dyed Pocket Square ($38).

LG G Watch R

Think all smartwatches have to look like something out of the Jetsons? Think again. Thanks to a 1.3-inch, full circle P-OLED display, you'd be hard pressed to out the LG G Watch R as a smartwatch — until you saw a notification pop up. This surprisingly stylish timepiece offers common watch features like an IP67-rated, dust and water resistant stainless steel case and interchangeable 22mm calf skin strap, but inside, it packs a 1.2GHz Snapdragon processor running Android Wear, 4GB of storage, 512MB of RAM, a heart rate monitor, a 9-Axis gyro, a barometer, and a 410mAh battery for all-day use. Oh, and don't worry if you don't like the dial — you can change it with a swipe of your finger.