Vague Black Bracelet Submariner Watch

Vague Watch Co.'s submariner does a convincing job matching the looks of far more expensive models while offering affordable performance. This particular reference combines a brushed, darkened 40mm steel case with a matching bracelet for a more formal look. Its black dial contrasts well with the military-style "sword" hands and applied "gilt" hour and perimeter markers that look have an aged look to match the slightly faded rotating bezel insert. Powered by a near-silent Japanese quartz movement, it has a classic domed crystal, a screw-down crown, and is water-resistant to 100 meters.

Uncrate is the exclusive authorized dealer of Vague Watch Co. timepieces in North America, extending a full 2-year guarantee against defects.

Waterford Crystal Connoisseur Aras Tumbler Set

While Waterford's crystal glasses are elegant and refined, their design isn't just for looks. The Connoisseur Aras Tumbler Set is made to enhance the whiskey drinking experience. It's made with a smaller diameter to concentrate and improve the aroma of the spirit, and its petite stature brings the nose closer for enhanced nosing. Substantial in weight, the glass evenly distributes the whiskey across the palate, while the vertical cuts of the Aras pattern elevate the presentation of neat serves. Also ideal for Mezcals, rum, and mixed drinks.

Snoopy 1969 Tee

The history of NASA and Charles Schulz's Peanuts dates back to 1968 when Snoopy was named the aerospace agency's safety mascot — a distinction held to this day through the Silver Snoopy Award program. The connection led to another partnership a year later, when the crew of Apollo 10 chose to nickname their command and lunar modules Charlie Brown and Snoopy. The dress rehearsal for the lunar landing was a success and is celebrated 50 years later with this limited edition t-shirt. Available in black, grey, and white, the shirt features a space-ready Snoopy walking above the year 1969.

Herman Miller Embody Chair

Sitting for too long has a long list of side effects. Designed by Jeff Weber and Bill Stumpf in collaboration with physicians and PhDs in biomechanics, vision, physical therapy, and ergonomics, the Embody® Chair is designed specifically for people confined to their desks. It features a pixelated support system that conforms to your movements to reduce pressure, and its back can be manually adjusted to align with the spine for support, while a seat lift and adjustable armrests provide custom comfort during long-term sitting. The seat is made with a four-layer construction to enhance support and airflow and is anchored to a die-cast aluminum frame and five-star base.