1971 Land Rover Series IIA SUV

Land Rover's reborn Defender is set to drop for the 2020 model year, but this 1971 Series IIA looks like it just came off the showroom floor. This restoration by Classic Car Studio took the 1971 model down to the frame for a full-on rebuild. Every nut and bolt from the chassis to the 2.25-liter four-cylinder has been torn down, cleaned, and painted or replaced where necessary, making this old-school 4x4 as good as new. The body was painted in classic Poppy Red and outfitted with a new frame and steel wheels, while the interior sports all-new black seat coverings. A new Weber carburetor has been installed along with a rebuilt transmission and front and rear differentials. Ready to drive, this Series IIA is good for at least another 45 years or more.

Woodland Pyramid House

When it comes to the Woodland Pyramid House, the title says it all. The home is nestled on a wooded 25-acre site in the Berkshires. It's structured from a nine-square grid comprised of four plywood trusses situated on eight cinder block walls. The steeply pitched roof gives the home a pyramid-like look while adding a mezzanine space to the interior. On the inside, the 2,300-square-foot dwelling consists of a single room containing a kitchen, dining area, and living room. Its minimal material palette is defined by concrete floors and walls topped by a plywood ceiling. Along with skylights, large glazed panels warm the space with natural light and frame in views of the rural setting.

Photos: D-Render / WOJR

Cadillac CT5 Sedan

The Cadillac CTS brought the venerable American luxury marque into the modern era. It's gone now, but GM has its replacement ready for the New York Auto Show and has released images and specs a few weeks early in the form of the 2020 CT5. The CT5 is built on an updated version of the Alpha platform that also underpins the Camaro and outgoing CTS — which is good news, as those cars have a reputation for great handling. Engine choices are a turbo-charged 2.0-liter four-cylinder and a twin-turbo 3.0-liter V6. Cadillac didn't specify power figures, but those are the same engines available in the larger CT6 and make 237 and 404 horsepower respectively and should carry over to the CT5. A 10-speed transmission backs up each motor in both rear- and all-wheel-drive models. Expect more details when the car debuts in just over a month in New York.

1973 Maserati Bora 4.9 Coupe

The Maserati Bora was a landmark model from the landmark Italian sports car manufacturer. The Bora bore a number of firsts for Maserati — the first mid-engine layout and fully-independent suspension chassis. In 1968, Ferrari's rumored mid-engine Dino prompted Maserati to start designing their own mid-engine car, but with a totally different direction. Where the small Dino wasn't branded as a Ferrari and had a V6, the Bora was a larger GT and came with a V8 that owed its roots to a design from the 50s. The exterior lines of the Bora are the height of 70s Italian design, with a long, low look penned by the legendary Giorgetto Giugiaro of ItalDesign and it has unique features like a hydraulic system that drives everything from the pedals to the pop-up headlights. This particular 1973 Bora 4.9 has the larger 4.9 liter V8 and the original champagne color and is completely numbers-matching. The car was restored in 1989 to a very high standard and is ready to be driven — as any Maserati should be.

Snark Park

Art, retail, and ice cream live harmoniously at Snark Park. Created by New York-based design firm Snarkitecture, the immersive experience includes a theme park-like atmosphere that includes exhibits, limited edition merchandise, and exclusive flavors from KITH Treats. The first installation is entitled "Lost and Found" and features an interactive labyrinth created by 90 monochromatic columns. Guests can navigate the modern forest to discover a series of secret worlds. Snark Park can be found at Manhattan's Hudson Yards and tickets are on sale now.

Golf: The Impossible Collection

Some golf courses are known for their beauty, others their history. Some are lucky enough to have both. But if it's truly worth mentioning, you'll find it in Golf: The Impossible Collection. Compiled by award-winning golf journalist George Peper, this astounding compendium covers the 100 most notable courses around the world. From the hallowed fairways of St. Andrews to greens and clubhouses built within the last few years, it gives intimate details of each and every spot alongside stunning photography and quotes. While the book itself is meant for casual reading, expect a serious urge to start booking tee times when you pick it up. Arrives in a hard shell display case.

Width: 14" / Height: 17" / Depth: 2.75" / Weight: 20 lbs / 200 pages

1973 Rolex Daytona Reference 6265 Watch

Named for the famous race circuit in Florida where Rolex became the official timekeeper in 1962, the Daytona has graduated from a tool watch built for race car drivers to one of the most sought-after watches in the prestigious Rolex line. When this model was made in 1973, the Daytona was still a perfect accessory for drivers, with a highly accurate chronograph movement and a large tachymeter on the bezel that gave drivers and their crew the ability to measure average miles per hour speeds. Three recessed subdials added to the functionality, providing one-minute, 30-minute, and 12-hour measurements through three screw-down pushers.

This ref-6265 shows off the Daytona's nearly flawless design, with an early variant matte black dial that only bears the words "Rolex Oyster Cosmograph" and leaves off the "Daytona" text typically found above the 6 o'clock subdial. It's also a Sigma dial, a rarity denoted by Greek sigma markings just above the luminous point at six o'clock, indicating that the markers on the dial were produced in white gold. The bright silver bezel (with 200-units per hour scale engravings) and case are in excellent condition and are affixed with the aforementioned screw-down pushers — another uncommon detail exclusive to 6265 and 6263 Daytonas. This highly collectible example is finished with a stainless steel USA rivet bracelet and is running at COSC spec. Water resistance is not guaranteed on any vintage timepiece.

Case Diameter: 36mm / Bracelet: USA Rivet with 11 links and matching end links / Movement: Self-winding Valjoux 727 movement / Lug width: 19mm / Serial: 3,9XX,XXX

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Guaruja Peninsula House

Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, the Guaruja Peninsula House is a coastal retreat in São Paulo. The dwelling is made from a series of volumes staked on the rocky shoreline. A concrete rectangular base sits on a foundation of stilts for minimal impact on the land while a triangular volume is suspended above. Housing the private areas, their solid facades conceal the home's more intimate rooms from onlookers. Public living spaces are located in a transparent void between the two volumes, allowing for expansive views of the landscape. The glazing opens out to a poolside terrace floating above the sea below.

Photos: Fernando Guerra / Bernardes Arquitetura

Land Rover Defender MDX-Expeditionsmobil SUV

You might think that nearly everything that can be done to a Land Rover Defender has been done — but you'd be wrong. German Land Rover dealer Matzker built this custom long-wheelbase Defender for extended stays in the great outdoors, equipping it with a popup camper. A two-burner stove, sleeping and sitting areas, and restroom provide all the accommodations you'll need for the trip. To make sure you get there and back again, the Defender is equipped with a 2.2-liter td4, front winch on a heavy-duty bumper, and roof rack with LED lighting. Although the Defender MDX-Expeditionsmobil is a one-off project, it's a great blueprint for building your own.

DRR Stealth Electric ATV

Gas-powered ATVs can go nearly anywhere. They're also loud. Brunswick, OH-based DRR has a solution in the Stealth Electric ATV. Comparable to 600cc utility four-wheeler, it's powered by a 72 volt, 4-kilowatt lithium-ion battery and electric motors that allow it to move in relative silence. Range is 35 miles uphill at maximum speed but can be expanded with an optional second battery pack, and charging takes just six hours via a standard three-prong outlet, with battery and speed info displayed on a digital dash. Disc brakes get it stopped, adjustable suspension keeps the ride smooth, the racks can carry loads of up to 365 lbs, and foot pegs allow a second rider to sit on the back.

Naturecruiser Floating Houseboat

Sleek, minimal, and eco-friendly. The Naturecruiser is everything you want in a land-based home but the contemporary structure is actually made for life on the water. The houseboat quietly cruises across lakes and rivers with a hybrid electric drive and is practically self-sufficient, utilizing a water-purification system and solar panels. It's constructed mainly from sustainable materials and offers 15 meters of living space that includes a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and outdoor deck, as well as a rooftop terrace. Warm wood cladding and modern fixtures give the interior a Scandinavian design while expansive glazing offers views of the scenery as you're cruising by. For long-term living, there's also the more spacious, 24-meter Waterloft model and the Watervilla, a floating dwelling that remains anchored to your aquatic destination.

Photos: Wohnschiff Manufaktur

Bugatti Baby II Type 35 Scale Replica

In 1926, Ettore Bugatti built a scale Type 35 for his youngest son's fourth birthday. It proved so popular that the "Baby", as it was known, became a production model, sold until 1936. In honor of the brand's 110th anniversary, Bugatti is bringing the concept back with the Baby II. Like the original, the RWD car has a battery-powered electric powertrain, but unlike the original, this one is a three-quarter-size replica, allowing both children and adults behind the wheel. It's built by hand, with removable lithium-ion battery packs, a limited slip differential, and regenerative braking, and offers a 1kW, 12mph "Child" mode, a 4kW, 28 mph "Adult" mode, and, like the Chiron, a Speed Key upgrade to give access to up to 10kW of power with no speed limit. Production starts this fall.

Felco Pruning Shears

You don't need a Ferrari to pick up groceries, and you don't need these Felco Pruning Shears to care for your garden — but they sure are nice to have. Built using the Swiss firm's decades of know-how, this tool is virtually indestructible, delicate enough to prune roses yet rugged enough to slice through one-inch limbs and thick-gauge wire with a reassuring snap. The cutting and riveted anvil blades are made from hardened steel, while the handles are forged aluminum and wrapped in a grippy red coating. The entire set can be easily disassembled for cleaning or sharpening, and replacement parts, in the unlikely event you need them, are readily available.

Length: 8.5" / Weight: 8.5 oz. / Sized for large hands

Tesla Model Y SUV

Tesla's "S3XY" model range is now complete. Built on the Model 3 platform but with room for seven, the Tesla Model Y is aimed squarely at the mid-sized crossover SUV market. Its spartan interior borrows heavily from the Model 3, including the panoramic glass roof and 15-inch central touchscreen control display, while offering 66 cubic feet of cargo room and, of course, Autopilot. Battery range varies from 230 to a class-leading 300 miles depending on the model, with 0-60 acceleration falling from 5.9 to 3.5 seconds. The Long Range RWD, Long Range AWD, and Performance models will launch in the fall of 2020, while the more affordable Standard Range model will follow in 2021.

Suspended Forest Cabin

Echoing a bird's nest, the Suspended Forest Cabin hovers over the snow-covered ground in Switzerland. Its timber facade is made from hand-cut shingles of locally-sourced oak and larch, resembling the twigs used to form a bird's home in the trees. The wood was left in its natural state allowing for it to weather over time. Internally, walls are lined with wooden panels laid in a geometric pattern. Glazed voids puncture the cladding to frame in views of the surroundings while a series of skylights flood the interior with natural light. The entire structure dangles from a concrete canopy, floating above the terrain like a nest in the forest.

Photos: CAP Images / KKAA

Skalpel Steak Knives

Doctors use scalpels for their precision. You can use these Skalpel Steak Knives for the same reason, or just because they look amazing. Each knife is individually handmade from a solid chunk of Sheffield Stainless Steel by master knife maker Stuart Mitchell. The short, razor-sharp blade recalls the surgical tool, while grooves in the handle allow for a solid grip while you cut through your food. Individually numbered, they arrive in sets of two.

Garmin Marq Smart Tool Watches

To celebrate their 30th anniversary, Garmin is rolling out five new smartwatches with features that bring to mind some of the more versatile tool watches of the past. The individual models have activity-specific functions, like the MARQ Driver with pre-loaded race track course data, or the MARQ Aviator which comes packed with airport info and aviation maps. Each of the five models is made from lightweight titanium and constructed with a sapphire crystal lens. The watches also have a ceramic bezel inlay, and always-on, sunlight-readable display with GPS, music storage, activity tracking, along with wrist-based heart rate and a wrist-based pulse ox2 sensors.