1961 Ferrari 250 GT Cabriolet Series II

From 1958 to 1964, the Ferrari 250 GT was the best-selling model the Italian marque produced. Powered by the race-proven Colombo V12, the 250 GT was perfect for the long cruise, with an excellent blend of power, ride, and comfort. This nearly perfectly restored 1961 250 GT Cabriolet Series II is an excellent example of the model, with the added benefit of top-down motoring.

Space-Worn Omega Speedmaster

The Speedmaster is nicknamed the Moon Watch for its place on the wrists of the astronauts of the Apollo program. This Space-Worn Omega Speedmaster earned its moniker more directly than most, on the arm of cosmonaut Gennady Padalka. Padalka holds the record for most cumulative days spent in space aboard the International Space Station. The watch has made a total of 2 thousand orbits, taken part in a nearly 6-hour EVA, and has likely been in space longer than any other timepiece. It's mounted on a black Velcro wristband, while the original metal bracelet is included, along with the original box, manual, and two letters of authenticity signed by Padalka, one typed and one handwritten.

Guinness 200th Anniversary Export Stout

The first eight barrels of Guinness beer sent to the United States arrived in South Carolina 200 years ago. Inspired by the same export stout recipe from 1817, Guinness is commemorating this milestone with a special release. The beer is brewed with Black Patent Malt and Golding Hops at the Open Gate Brewery in Dublin, where Guinness brewers experiment with new styles — and in this case, reinterpret historical brews.

Sneakers

The 85-billion-dollar-a-year sneaker industry shows no signs of slowing down, and Sneakers provides perspective from some of the most influential people involved. The book shares the words of influencers like Tinker Hatfield and Kobe Bryant, along with industry vets like Jon Wexler, the Adidas head of Influencer Marketing who brought Kayne West into the fold. It's 320 pages and loaded with interviews and high-quality photos of some of the most sought-after sneakers on earth.

Moscot x Uncrate Eyewear

Since 1915, the Moscot family has been selling eyeglasses in New York. And over 100 years later, there are still generations of Moscots waiting for you at Orchard Street when you need some new spectacles or shades. For our lastest collaboration, we dialed up Zack and Harvey Moscot, the king and prince of eyewear, to resurrect a pair of bold frames from their archives that work equally well as sunglasses or eyeglasses.

Limited to only 300 pairs total, the Moscot x Uncrate Ipish is available with polarized G-15 mineral glass lenses or with a simple demo lens for replacing with your own prescription at the eye doctor or eyeglass store of your preference. Made of jet black acetate, the squared frames sport black hinges and rivets, along with subtle gold temple branding and numbering. The 51 x 21 x 143 sizing fits medium to large faces.

Porsche 718 GTS

Arguably the best car in Porsche's current lineup, the mid-engined 718 Cayman and Boxster have gotten an upgrade with a new GTS package. With 15 more horsepower available from the 2.5-liter turbocharged flat-four, the 718 can get from 0-60 in just under four seconds with a top speed of 180 MPH. Outside, satin black wheels and trim pieces identify this as not your usual 718. The 718 GTS will arrive in dealers in Spring 2018.

Cabin on a Rock

Anchored to a granite boulder in the White Mountains, the Cabin on a Rock is a tiny take on the traditional alpine retreat. The structure balances on nine concrete footings. It's small footprint and prefab construction allowed for minimal impact to the existing landscape. A mix of timber and steel clad the exterior's asymmetrical silhouette. Wide wood planks line the interior, providing a warm contrast to the winter climate, which is on full display from the 24-foot sliding glass wall.

Photos: Matt Delphenich / I-Kanda Architects

Adventure Tape

It's not tape, exactly, in that it's not adhesive. Adventure Tape is worth throwing in your pack anyway. Initially developed by a worker at UK-based Watts Urethane Products as protection for the chainstay on his bike, this wonder material is made from durable polyurethane. It's sturdy, waterproof, resistant to abrasions, and stretchy. In addition to tackling regular tape jobs such as repairs and fixes, it can also replace bungee cables for jobs like holding down your trunk lid or compressing bulky items, and unlike tape, it's reusable. Available in 9mm, 18mm, 43mm widths.

Microsoft Surface Book 2

It's not the lightest laptop on the market — the 15-inch model weighs over four pounds — but it is among the fastest. Packing 8th-generation Intel dual- and quad-core processors and Nvidia GeForce graphics, the Microsoft Surface Book 2 has the computing power to crunch through any job (or game) with ease. It retains the detachable display of its predecessor, letting it convert from laptop to tablet instantly, and its 17 hours of maximum battery life ensure it'll run all day without needing a charge.

Langitangi Summerhouse

Nestled in the riverbank, the Langitangi Summerhouse adopts a rugged facade to marry with the Icelandic landscape. The home occupies a natural slope in the terrain. Concrete cladding and a gravel surface help the structure to become a part of its rocky plot. Internally, the interior is split into two spaces — the main house and a guest house. The cantilevered roof joins the two volumes, while also providing protection for an outdoor terrace. A linear layout runs parallel with the water's edge, allowing for full-height glazing to capture views of the adjacent shoreline and outlining mountains.

Photos: Marino Thorlacius and Kristinn Magnússon / Krads Architecture

Care/of Personalized Supplements

Even if you eat healthy most of the time, it can still be tough to get all the nutrients you need for long-term health. Vitamins are a great way to supplement your nutrition, but it can be hard to figure out which vitamins and supplements to take. Care/of helps take the guesswork out of choosing vitamins and supplements by offering personalized daily vitamin packs curated for you based on your diet, lifestyle, and health goals. They place a huge emphasis on quality and formulate all of their supplements in-house without any additives and fillers. After a quick quiz to determine what you need, Care/of will ship a month's supply of vitamins directly to your door in convenient, travel-friendly daily packets. Plus, they even have your name on them.

Presented by Care/of.

Garmin Speak

Garmin's latest GPS device is the first in-vehicle gadget to offer hands-free access to Amazon's Alexa. It's an inch and a half in size and has an LED light ring and a bright OLED display with lane guidance arrows. The Speak secures to your vehicle's windshield with a magnetic mount, making it easy to stow once you've reached your destination.

Cabot 1980 Royal Navy Divers Reissue Watch

It's not new old stock, but it might as well be. The Cabot 1980 Royal Navy Divers Reissue Watch is an exacting remake of this classic military timepiece. It took Swiss artisans over a year to ensure it was built to Military of Defense specifications, with the Tritium lume representing the only change. Otherwise, it's the same rugged, precise timepiece as the one that replaced the legendary Rolex MilSub, with a polished stainless steel case, water resistance to 300m, sword hands, vintage logo, and NATO strap. Two straps are included in the package, along with a leather watch roll. Limited to just 600 pieces.

Smith Code Helmet

It's about time to hit the slopes, and when you dig through your gear and get it ready for the season, it might be time for a new helmet. The Code Helmet from Smith is a nice upgrade, featuring Aerocore construction with Koroyd, the cutting edge in helmet safety. It's lightweight and also boasts AirEvac technology for superior goggle integration. You also get the new Wayfinder strap system featuring Fidlock, which allows for easy clipping on and off with one hand. It has six vents for airflow climate control, a MIPS system available in all six colors, and a technical-knit-liner for maximum comfort during your next trip downhill.

Presented by Smith Optics.

Sluice Point House

Surrounded by the waters of Nova Scotia's Tusket River, the Sluice Point House is a modern homage to the area's vernacular architecture. The structure's low profile falls in line with the existing cottages situated on the coastline, while its roofline is taken from the fishing sheds dotting the region. Local eastern white cedar clads the entire exterior and roof. Its crescent shape conceals the landscape from the front, but upon entry, floor to ceiling glazing opens up to sweeping views of the surrounding marshland. The interior material palette is a low key mix of concrete floors and wood cladding, left in their natural state to hold up to days of fishing, boating, and hiking.

Photos: Ema Peter Photography / Omar Gandhi Architect

Polestar 1 Coupe

As the first product from Volvo's performance brand, the Polestar 1 Coupe was highly anticipated. It appears to be worth the wait. This 2+2 grand touring car has an "Electric Performance Hybrid" powertrain that combines dual electric motors for the rear wheels with a 2.0L four-cylinder gas engine for the front. It offers 218hp and a range of nearly 100 miles in Pure electric mode, while Power mode extends the range and boosts output to 600hp. The exterior is sleek without drifting too far from Volvo's distinct design language, and the interior is an elegant, connected cabin. Production will begin in 2019 and will be limited to 500 cars a year. It will be followed by the all-electric Polestar 2, a mid-sized car, and the Polestar 3, a larger SUV.

Platonics Arc 3D Printer

3D printers have clear benefits when creating architectural models, but none of the options on the market have been built with that in mind. Until now. The Platonics Arc 3D Printer is the first to be designed specifically for architects. Created using feedback from practicing professionals, it uses a self-cleaning, self-calibrating design to eliminate time-wasting setup and maintenance processes. Using specialized software that links to most popular architectural apps, you can move from a CAD file to printable STL in just four steps, freeing up more time to focus on what's important: your design.

The Drifter Hotel

Built in 1956, The Drifter Hotel restores mid-century nostalgia to New Orleans' Mid-City. From the neon sign to the vintage light fixtures, the low-rise is a love letter to a bygone era. Check-in starts at a warm wood and tile bar, also serving specialty coffees from La Colombe, while a mix of food trucks and on-site pop-ups host a variety of palates. The 20 rooms and suites are decked out in custom retro-inspired furnishings and pastel hues, offering views of the pool and tropical courtyard. Drinks are served at the poolside bar and include a mix of frozen cocktails, Japanese beers and sakes, and local wines to be enjoyed under the floating disco ball.

Photos: Nicole Franzen

Bimobil EX 435 Expedition Vehicle

Motorhomes and camping trailers are great — for enjoying the outdoors on an asphalt parking spot at the local RV park. But if your choice of camping locations has a severe lack of roads of any kind, Bimobil has the ultimate solution. The EX 435 is based on the legendary Mercedes Unimog 4023 4x4 and carries a fully-equipped Bimobil caravan on its chassis. The EX 435 can take you and your crew anywhere you need to go — even after the road ends.

Vintage Bicycles

There's an art to restoring vintage bicycles. That creativity and expertise translate to the pages of Vintage Bicycles: How to Find and Restore Old Cycles. Penned by Gianluca Zaghi, one of the world's best restorers of classic racing bikes, the book includes set up instructions with step-by-step photographs, including the proper tools, products, and materials needed for restorations. Thirty of the most popular vintage models, including some from renowned Italian, French, and Swiss frame builders, are highlighted using commissioned photos along with the historical significance for each.

Canon PowerShot G1 X Mark III Camera

It might carry the "PowerShot" name, but the Canon PowerShot G1 X Mark III Camera has more in common with its EOS siblings than it does with your average point-and-shoot. Its 24.3-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor pairs with the 24-72mm, f/2.8-5.6 lens and Dual Pixel AF technology to capture tack-sharp images with ease. You can frame your shots using the 3-inch Vari-angle touchscreen or the high-res OLED electronic viewfinder, and five-axis image stabilization ensures any video you capture looks steady, even when your hand isn't.

Bourbon Barrel Aged Worcestershire Sauce

One of the more versatile seasonings in your fridge is the latest item to enter a Kentucky Bourbon Barrel. Worcestershire Sauce: the tangy, savory addition to many steaks and Bloody Mary's through the years, is now available from Bourbon Barrel Brands. The all-natural, anchovy-free, vegetarian blend includes sorghum, apple cider vinegar, tamarind, and their microbrewed soy sauce. It's then aged in the aforementioned barrels, taking on some added flavor before bottling.

Analogue Super Nt Console

Analogue's original Nt and Nt Mini quickly became the standard in NES gameplay. The Analogue Super Nt Console aims to do the same for the 16-bit era. Powered by a custom FPGA, it provides aspect ratio preservation, support for multiple video resolutions, including 1080p, and 48KHz 16-bit stereo digital audio output. It uses an original-style cartridge slot, so it's compatible with all Super NES and Super Famicom games, and while it includes an 8bitdo SN30 wireless controller, it also has two ports in case you'd rather plug in an original gamepad. Available in four colors, including black, SNES classic, SF classic, and transparent.

Steve McQueen's Le Mans Racing Suit

Steve McQueen's performance as racer Michael Delaney in Le Mans is one of his most iconic roles. Which makes this one of the most desirable pieces of movie memorabilia around. Going up for auction on December 6, Steve McQueen's Le Mans Racing Suit is bound to be a popular item, comprised of McQueen's racing pants, Bell helmet, and the real treasure, his Hinchman racing jacket, complete with Michael Delaney embroidery, iconic Gulf stripes, and prominent Heuer patch.