Singer Thing 1 Porsche 911 Coupe

Singer's UK-based arm has released the first customer car based on its Dynamics & Lightweighting Study. Dubbed the Thing 1 by its owner, the car wears carbon fiber widebody panels painted in Parallax White. Special car was taken to maximize aerodynamics while keeping the car's classic lines, with the result being a subtle front splitter that feeds dual oil coolers and a rear diffuser. The rear quarter windows are formed with intakes that draw air into the four-liter, four-valve, air-cooled flat-six, developed in partnership with Williams Advanced Engineering. Inside, the six-speed titanium shift linkage is exposed, complimenting the lightweight carbon fiber seats with polished titanium grommets.

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Eames Upholstered Seat Molded Plastic Side Chair

In 1950, Charles and Ray used molding techniques from World War II to produce a sculpted shell. The practical design features a waterfall seat edge that reduces pressure on thighs, and its timeless design is still a staple around modern dining tables. The Eames® Upholstered Molded Plastic Side Chair captures the mid-century icon with a white shell made from recyclable polypropylene. It's paired with a black upholstered seat and mounted on a set of walnut dow legs for a classic combination for any interior aesthetic.

Naval Watch Co. FRXA001 Mechanical Watch

The Naval Watch Company's roots date back to 1800s Switzerland, and include some of the first military timepieces to feature lumed dials. Reborn in Japan, they teamed with LOWERCASE to produce the FRXA001. It's a classic field watch design, with a perfectly-sized 39mm stainless steel case, matching bracelet, and black dial with heritage-style beige LumiNova G-300F indices and hands. Powered by the workhouse and ultra-reliable Seiko NH35A automatic movement, it has an acrylic glass crystal, exhibition caseback, crown guards, a large date lens at 3 o'clock, and a 41-hour power reserve.

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