Leica D-Lux 7 Camera

Built around a 17-megapixel 4/3" sensor, the Leica D-Lux 7 Camera provides big camera quality in a pocketable package. Its looks mimic the iconic M series, but it forgoes interchangeable lenses for a fixed Vario-Summilux f/1.7-2.8, 35mm-equivalent 24 - 75mm lens, and has a high-res EVF in place of an optical viewfinder. It records 4K video at 100 Mbit/s, has physical controls for shutter speed, aperture, and EV, includes an external flash, and has both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for instant transfer of images to Leica's Fotos app.

First Lessons House

For architect Ray Dinh, the First Lessons House is just that. The home is his debut project after going solo and is a practice in mastering the basics. Part of that was creating a design that responds to its landscape along with the owner's needs which included an abundance of exterior space to take advantage of views of Australias's Portsea lagoon and wildlife reserve. The result is a charred blackbutt, concrete, and corrugated iron structure with seamless indoor/outdoor living. Large sliding glass doors aid in this transition, allowing for unobstructed views of the garden when closed and direct access to the central terrace when open. Acting as more of an extension of the interior rather than a separate space, the deck features its own dining table and BBQ for summer dinners and a sitting area organized around the double-sided fireplace.

Photos: Peter Bennetts / Ray Dinh Architecture

MWC Black Military Sub Watch

Special force units and anti-terrorist groups often request the special finish applied to this watch in military contracts. The matte black PVD coating is perfect for covert missions where every detail matters. It's also superior to painted finishes, ensuring it won't deteriorate over time. The diver also features a screw down crown, a rotating bezel with subtle tonal markers, 300 meters of water resistance, and lumed hands and indexes to keep current whether you're out for a casual underwater adventure or executing a secret operation of your own. It's powered by a rock-solid automatic Seiko NH35A movement and finished with a black NATO strap.

Diameter: 40mm (45mm including the crown) / Lug width: 20mm / 49mm Lug-to-Lug

Depth rating: 300 meters / 1000 feet

Movement: 24 Jewel Seiko NH35A with 41-hour reserve

Vivos xPoint Survival Bunker

Robots. Nukes. Zombies. Whatever form the apocalypse comes in, Vivos xPoint Survival Bunker will ensure you withstand it. The survival community is located in the Black Hills region of South Dakota. It consists of 575 concrete bunkers, formally used by the Army Munitions Depot to store bombs and munitions. The 18-square mile site is off-grid and centrally located in one of the safest areas of North America due to its mild weather, inland location, and distance to known military nuclear targets. Each bunker can withstand a 500,000-pound internal blast and don't worry, they aren't grungy, damp underground holes. The 2,200 square foot units have 13-foot arched ceilings and can be customized to your specifications so you can ride out the Armageddon in style. Water comes from deep wells and an LED light simulates views of the outdoors. Aside from the accommodations, the community also offers numerous amenities like 24/7 security with military-trained guards, a general store, members-only restaurant and bar, theater, gym, and medical center.

Land Ark Draper RV

Named after the Mad Men character, the Land Ark Draper RV exudes mid-century simplicity. The exterior of the 30-foot, tri-axle affair is clad in black corrugated metal siding, while the interior has white-washed pine on the walls and ceilings with vinyl plank flooring for reduced maintenance. A mudroom provides ample storage and space to remove any muddy clothing and connects to the kitchen, where you'll find a stainless steel refrigerator/freezer, gas cooktop, gas oven, and full-size sink. The sleeping loft sits above the entryway and bathroom, and off the kitchen, the main living area extends outside via a large hardwood deck that folds up for transport.

Native Union Dome Cable

Creating a display-worthy charging cable isn't an easy task. The Native Union Dome Cable pulls it off. Designed in collaboration with Tom Dixon, it consists of a 6.5-foot stainless steel lightning cable with a weighted anchor by the plug for keeping it in place. The anchor is made from etched aluminum and is topped by a magnifying glass that gives you a close-up view of the cable's many ridges, elevating the mundane to something far more interesting.

Lamborghini Squadra Corse SC18 Alston Track Car

Lamborghini's racing division, Squadra Corsa, has finished their first commisioned car, the SC18 Alston. The SC18 is based on the Aventador but manages to take it a step further, incorporating aerodynamic elements from the Huracán track car. The front air intakes are inspired by the Huracán GT3 EVO, while the side intakes and rear hood scoops come from the Huracán Super Trofeo EVO. A massive, three-way adjustable rear wing comes from the Veneno, with rear brake lights inspired by the Centenario. The 759 horsepower 6.5-liter V12 is carried over untouched from the Aventador SVJ, and the SC18 rides on 20-inch wheels up front and 21-inch at the rear. Lamborghini Centro Stile, Lamborghini's in-house design studio, was also involved, making the customer who commissioned this very happy indeed.

McLaren MSO 720S Stealth Coupe

Cars and aircraft have had a symbiotic relationship almost since their respective beginnings. Aircraft-themed styling, engine technology, and composite winged racing machines all owe something to their flying siblings. The latest creation from McLaren's Special Operations division is the 720S Stealth with a Sarthe Grey exterior that recalls the 1995 LeMans-winning F1 and top-secret black military jets. Red highlights accent the aerodynamic lines of McLaren's top model, and each bit of pinstriping is hand-painted, the result of 200 hours of work. The 720S rides on 10-spoke lightweight alloy wheels with the same color treatment as the body. This particular car was a bespoke creation for dealer McLaren London, proving that MSO can make anything you can dream up — for a price.

Buster & Punch Machined Whiskey Tray

Whether you're drinking something special or just sipping on an everyday pour, this tray provides a sophisticated boost to having a glass of the good stuff. The set features a machined plate made from solid brushed steel, brass, or black metal and includes two hand blown crystal rocks glasses that fit snug on the plate, which becomes especially handy if you've had a couple too many. A great gift for the classy drinker in your life, the set arrives in premium gift packaging.

Length: 9" / Width: 3.7"

Silent 79 Yacht

The name gives you a hint: the Silent 79 Yacht isn't powered by a noisy combustion engine. Instead, the 79-foot vessel has an array of 70 photovoltaic panels that provide the power for the onboard and propulsion systems. A bank of lithium-ion batteries stores energy for cloudy days and a generator provides emergency backup. Otherwise, it's a fairly standard affair, with plenty of deck space on the perimeter — the solar panels provide shade in the center — and configurations ranging from four to six bedrooms. Set to launch in 2020, two of them are already spoken for, with a third still seeking an owner.

Platform House

Sited on a triangular lot in Sydney, the Platform House mimics its geometric site with a dramatic angular design. The home, or platform for living as Studioplusthree likes to call it, is made up of a pair of stacked volumes. Its lower level is housed in a while shell and consists of four bedrooms. Perched above, the contrasting charred cypress unit places the main living area in the treetops. It's interior is light and airy, an atmosphere created by a pale palette and loads of natural light. Carefully placed windows frame in the verdant scenery while sliding doors open to a north-facing deck. Cantilevering over the ground floor, the upper floor creates shelter for the garden terrace below.

Photos: Brett Boardman, Noel Mclaughln / Studioplusthree

Tag Heuer x Fragment Design Carrera Watches

Hiroshi Fujiwara's Fragment Design is known for its collaborations with the likes of Nike, Levi's, and Carhartt WIP. Now you can add Tag Heuer to the list. Debuted on Fujiwara's Instagram feed, these takes on the classic Carrera model show a black dial in both cases, with one in a dark case with a black leather bracelet and glowing hands/indices, while the other is set in a silver case with a NATO strap. No further details have yet been revealed, apart from the designer's declaration that they're coming "soon".

Viberg Sneakers

After nearly a century of setting the standard in bootmaking, Viberg has entered the sneaker game. The only sneaker made entirely in Canada and the result of years of studying Nike and the Jordan Brand, they feature a silhouette that draws inspiration from classic athletic footwear from the 1980s and 90s. Each pair is built upon a Vibram Sphike RGS sole that you'd typically only find on a rugged hiking shoe. This robust foundation not only provides comfort but also gives you the best traction we've ever seen in a sneaker. The upper is lined with contrasting Italian horsehide panels and supported by soft padding at the tongue and collar, a heavyweight leather insole — the same one used on their boots — and a removable leather footbed. Available in black or white, each pair is finished with custom linen laces from Italy and use Viberg's #1003 Last.

Viberg sizing, take your equivalent US size listed next to the Viberg Size.

1959 Lister-Jaguar 'Knobbly' Race Car

In the 1950s, Brian Lister hit on a great idea — a lightweight tube-framed chassis with Jaguar's top-of-the-line straight-six motor. The 'Knobbly' would become one of the most successful race cars of the late 50s, with drivers like Sir Stirling Moss and Bruce Halford amassing a collection of trophies in the cars. This 1959 Knobbly is not just one of the most-awarded Knobbly's out there but has one of the best in-period records in motorsports. The exhaustive documentation lists 53 podiums, including 29 firsts, 15 seconds and 9 thirds. Along with the car and documentation comes a huge amount of spare parts, including the original frame that was replaced and used to build another Knobbly. Perfectly maintained and ready for historic races, this Knobbly is ready for a new home and the next chapter of its career.

La Roche-Posay My Skin Track UV Sensor

It's the largest organ we have, and yet our skin's health often goes unchecked. The La Roche-Posay My Skin Track UV Sensor is out to change that. Roughly the size of a Skittle, it clips onto your clothing to measure and track your personal UV exposure. The companion app also provides info on pollution, pollen, and humidity, based on your location, and provides personalized tips to help keep your skin in great shape. Of course, it's not going to do much good if you can't wear it to the places where you get the most sun — like the pool or the beach — so it's also waterproof and thankfully battery-free.

1987 Mercedes-Benz 240 GD SUV

Mercedes' G-Class has been one of the best 4x4s you can buy, whether you're an offroad enthusiast or NATO. This 1987 240 GD comes ready to drive, with a fresh restoration and some modern additions that make it a little easier to live with. The orange exterior is continued inside with leather seats and orange contrast stitching and piping — even around the instrument cluster. Powered by a 2.4-liter diesel four with four-speed manual transmission, the truck no has power steering, Brembo disc brakes, and Ironman shocks. With on 50,000 miles on the clock, this 240 GD has barely started life and will be ready to drive for years to come.

Marram Razor

Shaving shouldn't be a disposable, joyless chore. And changing that mindset begins with the right razor. The Marram razor is beautifully designed, with a weighty black handle and a firm grip so you'll be doing less work while getting better results. It also has a unique twist mechanism to eject the blade to eliminate the buildup of dirt in the top button. Compatible with Gillette Fusion blades which are sold separately.

True North House

Many structures draw inspiration from the landscape but the True North House takes a unique approach. Due to the fact that the home is surrounded by manmade scenery created by the opening of the Saint Lawrence Seaway in Canada, it instead mimics the horizon by aligning its linear layout with the north cardinal axis. Its sleek shell is constructed from board-form concrete and blackened steel. Internally, white walls and polished concrete floors carry on the exterior's simplicity. Expansive glazed panels wash the interior with natural light while also opening the interior to views of the surroundings. When the warmer months roll around, a series of courtyards offer an exterior escape from the area's harsh winds.

Photos: Adrien Williams / Alain Carle Architecte