Zodiac Aerospace GMT Watch

Originally launched in 1966 as an extension of its popular Sea Wolf line, the new Zodiac Aerospace GMT pays homage to this cult classic. Its stainless steel case has grown to 40mm to more closely match modern tastes, and is paired with a matching bracelet. A bi-directional bezel is rendered in either staid black and gray or an eye-catching baby blue and burnt orange, and paired with a red or orange GMT hand, respectively. Powered by an ETA automatic movement, it's limited to just 182 examples of each.

1987 BMW Alpina B7 Turbo Coupe

Alpina's turbo-charged BMW's are so mechanically different from the original that Germany designates them as a manufacturer. Primarily known for tuning BMW sedans, Alpina has produced a limited number of coupes, like this ultra-rare 1987 Alpina B7. Based on the E24 6-series, this B7 is equipped with a catalytic converter. While it drops horsepower slightly versus non-catalytic-equipped models, torque is increased in the low RPM range from 377 to 383 ft-lbs. 130 B7 coupes were produced, but only 17 were equipped with the catalytic converter, making this B7 a favorite among enthusiasts. After this B7 left the factory, the interior was reupholstered in red leather with sport seats, making for a stunning contrast with the black exterior. With its combination of rarity and excellent looks, this B7 a must-have for the Alpina fan.

Pond House

Sited on 19 acres in rural New York, the Pond House uses its imperfections to enhance its natural setting. The home takes the shape of a simple gabled structure. Its exterior palette is made up of rusted corten standing seam panels and blackened cedar, a combination that compliments the rustic landscape. Along with three bedrooms, the interior includes a spacious, open living area. A south-facing wall of glass removes the boundaries between the inside and the outdoors, allowing for full views of the neighboring pond.

Photos: Bjorg Magnea and Kyle Page / Sundial Studios

2020 Lister Knobbly Race Car

A resurgent Lister has been in the business of modifying Jaguar F-Types and F-Paces for the last few years, but they're beginning to turn their sights on bigger projects. Lister built their reputation on the Jaguar-powered Knobbly race car of the 1950s, and now they're teasing a new one with modern design and running gear. Lister has produced a limited number of original Knobbly race cars spec'd for vintage racing events, but the new Knobbly is a thoroughly modern animal. Currently in the design phase, Lister looks to be interested in developing and building the new Knobbly if there is demand for it — and we hope there is.

Stopover: Chicago

Braving the Windy City in 36 hours.
Presented by Ralph Lauren

Eat: Allis
Named for Charles Allis — a turn-of-the-century industrialist, art collector, and philanthropist — this welcoming space is perfect for morning pastries, afternoon tea, or a craft cocktail during happy hour. The restaurant and lounge feature an expansive art collection and views of Green Street through floor-to-ceiling windows. Grab a bite from the all-day menu in the lobby area, or a drink at the marble bar and relax upstairs in the lounge on couches perfect for snacking or working.

Stay: Chicago Athletic Association Hotel
Borrowing its name from the elite men's club that once occupied the building, the Chicago Athletic Association Hotel is a 241-room Venetian Gothic gem. While the rooms have been updated with modern amenities, tons of original flourishes remain, and join a game room, Shake Shack, and rooftop bar and restaurant on the grounds.

Recharge: 4 Letter Word Coffee
Originally hailing from Istanbul, the Logan Square coffee shop specializes in Turkish-style drinks. Their 20-seat cafe offers an intimate spot to enjoy a local pastry and a pour over. When seating is sparse, their standing tables provide a place to perch for a quick shot of espresso.

Eat: Doughnut Vault
Widely considered one of the best doughnut shops in the country, this offshoot of Gilt Bar serves up freshly made treats every morning — until they inevitably sell out. Expect a line out the door, quaint brick interior, and $1 cups of coffee.

Eat: RL Restaurant
Located next to Ralph Lauren's flagship store on Michigan Ave., the RL Restaurant brings the brand's American roots to the dinner table. Home-grown classics like seafood, steaks, salads, and sandwiches take their place alongside delicious cocktails in an upscale, club-like atmosphere where everyone receives members-only treatment.

Wear: Garb: Logan Square
A laid-back day in one of Chicago's most compelling neighborhoods lines up perfectly with this ensemble from Ralph Lauren. From head to toe, you'll be more than prepared for whatever elements you encounter thanks to essential spring layers and reliable suede boots — while the military duffel with full-grain leather accents ensures everything stays organized when you make your way home.

Shop: Diversey Wine
Specializing in wines with grapes farmed organically and fermented naturally — also known as natural wine — this Logan Square wine shop has the best selection of natural wines in the city. In addition to the low-intervention wine you can purchase to take home, Diversey offers $10 tastings every Sunday hosted by the winemakers themselves.

Cut: Blind Barber
If a haircut or beard trim is on your list during your stay in the Windy City, Blind Barber offers both, plus quite a bit more. In addition to the grooming services and a full line of products, the Fulton St. location offers a bar and lounge that is located behind a discreet door at the back of the barbershop. The door opens to a '70s themed rec room — complete with burnt-orange leather sofas, glass-block windows, and a low-lit dance floor. In addition to drinks, they offer a menu highlighted by more than 20 grilled cheese sandwich options, along with tacos and crispy chicken wings.

Eat: Bellemore
Head by chef Jimmy Papadopoulos, the West Loop restaurant infuses old-world glamour and modern American cuisine. The vintage manor vibes are the result of soft blush hues, wicker seating, and a pair of stuffed peacocks above the marble bar. But it's not all about the aesthetics. The fare is equally as impressive with a menu that includes grilled vegetable soup and rich oyster pie topped with osetra caviar.

Shop: Studio 6F
Studio 6F — named for the hex code for the color white — is far from a typical home store. Offering exclusive in-house designs, hand-picked vintage items, and pieces from custom makers, they creatively package them together to create a cohesive decor.

Wear: Garb: Second City
Exploring the Windy City requires the right look, and this collection from Ralph Lauren checks every box. The Cotton Twill Jacket is perfect for a cool spring morning, while the popover, cap, sunglasses, and Sullivan Slim jeans keep things casual and comfortable during a full day riding the 'L'. The navy and black canvas duffel completes the look and serves as a landing spot for all your gear and Chi-Town souvenirs.

Sip: Fox Bar
Tucked behind saloon doors on the mezzanine level of Chicago's Soho House, this cozy, craft-beer and cocktail lounge has a speakeasy vibe but no required membership. The West Loop watering hole offers a rotating drink list, along with small bites and comfort food from the kitchen. And to pair with the vintage decor and dim lighting, Fox Bar has a well-stocked vinyl library and regular DJ nights to add to the laid-back ambiance.

Sip: Young American
Located in Chicago's Logan Square, Young American is a neighborhood bar and kitchen offering snacks and small plates served late into the night. In addition to the craft beer and cocktails on the menu, drinkers preferring to relax without alcohol can order a CBD-infused cocktail or have CBD added to any spirit-free drink. Each of the food options is mouth-watering, but it would be a shame to miss out on the Goth Bread: made with activated charcoal, leek ash, cheese, butter, egg yolk, and the dark, aptly named "nighttime sauce."

Recharge: Metric Coffee
Located in Chicago's Kinzie Industrial Corridor, Metric Coffee serves a variety of seasonal, house-roasted specialties along with cold brews, cold-pressed juices, and pastries. There are a few spots to chill and enjoy your brew but the streetside counter is ideal for those on the go.

Eat: Tied House
Being tied to a historic landmark like Schubas Tavern can be daunting but Tied House answers the call with style and upscale comfort food. While it takes on a modern form, the Lakeview eatery pays homage to the legacy of its neo-Gothic neighbor with its brick detailing and the interior's pressed tin ceiling. The Debbie Gold-led kitchen doesn't disappoint, serving a mix of small plates and refined bar food.

Stay: The Robey
Housed in a 200-foot-tall 1920's skyscraper, The Robey honors the area's architectural past across its 89 tastefully minimal rooms. Conveniently situated between Wicker Park and Bucktown, it also houses multiple lounges, a cafe, and a rooftop pool.

Photos: John Stoffer / Uncrate

Muelle House

Sitting parallel to the coast, the Muelle House is a seaside retreat in Chile. The timber home is situated on a hillside relying on a foundation of wooden stilts for support across the sloping terrain. Its linear layout follows the ocean's horizon, ensuring it is in clear view throughout every room. Half of the wood-lined interior is dedicated to the bedrooms and bathrooms and the other consists of the main living areas. A glazed hallway separates the two spaces. On the mountainside, the doors open to a fire pit while the north-facing windows lead to a deck overlooking the Pacific.

Photos: Nicolás Saieh / SAA Arquitectura + Territorio

1983 Land Rover V8 SUV

It's well-known in style circles that you can't go wrong with a touch of black. Lisbon-based customizers Cool & Vintage have taken that mantra to the extreme with their latest creation, an all-black, V8-powered 1983 Land Rover. 1983 was the first year of Defender production, although the model wouldn't carry the Defender name until 1990. A complete teardown resulted in Fox suspension, LED lighting, and a black canvas top. A wireless Marshall sound system keeps the best-of-Britain vibe and goes perfectly with the new black leather interior. Fully restored and ready to drive, this piece of British motoring history is ready for its next home.

2020 Bentley Continental GT V8 Coupe & Convertible

The third generation of Bentley's Continental GT grand tourer is here with a new twin-turbo V8 that promises performance almost as good as the W12 model. With 542 horsepower and 568 lb-ft of torque, the coupe sprints from 0-60 in 3.9 seconds to a top speed of 198 MPH, with the same top speed and a 4.0 second 0-60 run for the convertible. Both models ride on a dynamic suspension with Bentley's active all-wheel-drive that sends 100% of torque to the rear wheels in normal driving and varies the torque split based on demand. An eight-speed transmission and cylinder shutoff system help keep the powerful GT as fuel-efficient as possible, with a range of 500 miles on a full tank — making sure you get the maximum amount of grand touring in between pitstops. The Continental GT launches in the US in Fall 2019, with deliveries to the rest of the world starting in early 2020.

Scarborough House A

From its size and design to its carbon footprint, Scarborough House A is the truest form of minimalism. Occupying a small lot in Perth, the home is the first carbon-neutral building in the area. It's constructed from sustainable materials that include recycled concrete and whitewashed recycled brick while heavy-duty insulation eliminates the need for air conditioning. Opting for a vertical layout to allow for a compact footprint, the interior is spread across three stories. A garage is housed in the lowest level, an open living space sits on the ground floor, and a bedroom is located in the loft above. The simplified material palette paired with extensive glazing creates a light, airy atmosphere. To expand the modest floor plan, sliding glass doors open to connect the ground floor to an exterior courtyard and garden.

Photos: Ben Hosking / Whispering Smith

The Nue Co. Probiotic Protein

A far cry from the powders found on shelves at the supermarket that are laced with fillers and otherwise useless ingredients, The Nue Co. Probiotic Proteins are more about what's left out than what's added to them. In-line with The Nue Co.'s strict approach to chemical-free supplements for overall wellness, their Protein Powders are made up only of organic, hormone-free milk from grass-fed cows for their dairy-based variety, or a blend of organic pea, hemp + brown rice for their vegan option. Each version contains all nine essential amino acids required to form a "complete chain" protein, making it excellent for true muscle building or supporting muscle maintenance. Both the dairy and plant-based vegan varieties are fortified with a prebiotic fiber sourced from organic chicory and 15 billions spores of Probiotic Lactospore Powder, making overall digestion easy and improving the immune system. Because these powders are edited down to only the essential ingredients, they're not meant to be taken on their own. We recommend adding the protein to a blend of fruits, greens, stevia if you must, and especially The Nue Co. Power Up for an added pre-workout or early morning shake.

15.8oz / 450 grams / Serving Size 1 tbsp (15g) / 30 Servings per Container

Nutrition & Ingredients:

Milk Protein - 50 calories / 0g Fat / 2g Carbohydrates / 0.5g Sugar / 11g Protein / Dairy Protein - Whey made from organic milk (dairy) / Inulin - a prebiotic fibre derived from chicory / Probiotic Lactospore Powder 15 billion (Bacillus coagulas)

Plant Protein - 60 Calories / 1g Fat / 2g Carbohydrates / 0g Sugar / 12g Protein / Yellow Pea Powder, Hemp Powder, Brown Rice Protein, Inulin - a prebiotic fiber derived from organic chicory, Probiotic Lactospore Powder 15 billion (Bacillus coagulans)

Noah Surf House Portugal

The Noah Surf House isn't your typical surf shack. Located on Portugal's Silver Coast, the eco-friendly boutique hotel gives guests oceanfront seats to some of the world's best waves from their modern boho rooms and bungalows. Each one is uniquely designed and ranges in features from fireplaces and private terraces to kitchenettes and outdoor showers. They all share access to the property's solar panel-heated infinity pool, organic vegetable garden, and restaurant overlooking the Atlantic. There are also plenty of non-surfing activities like guided seaside hikes, a fitness studio specializing in yoga and functional training, and a full skate park.