Persol 4 Lenses Sunglasses

Created in 1935, 4 Lenses was Persol's fifth model of sunglasses. They're making a return for 2019. Limited to just 100 examples, the reissue is true to the original, with crystal polarized blue lenses for maximum light protection and a coffee acetate frame. Handmade in Italy, the limited edition shades are accompanied by a dedicated authenticity card, and are joined in the lineup by seven other non-limited color combinations.

Everest Isles Swim Trunks

Functional and stylish, these eco-friendly swim trunks are the upgrade you need this summer. They feature a timeless design, athletic fit, an elasticated waist, and each pair is constructed using 100% regenerated nylon fiber from abandoned or spent fishing nets and other reclaimed waste. Available in silver or black, the trunks have a signature D Ring for hanging dry, a back zip pocket, and are finished with laser engraved, corrosion-resistant cordage ends and a double weave side label.

Fits true to size, take your normal size.

15" long, will hang a few inches above the knee.

Adidas Y-3 Raito Racer Black

Part of an ongoing collaboration between Yohji Yamamoto and Adidas, the Y-3 Raito Racer is making an appearance in nearly all black. Officially dubbed the "Black-Y3/Black-Y3/Ftwr White" colorway, it has a black Primeknit upper speckled with white contrast threads and a white and black collar, while the eBoost cushion unit, Quickstrike outsole, and lightweight lacing system are all black. The sneaker is available now at select retailers.

AARK Collective Logo Watch

Created by a team of Australian design lovers with a passion for timepieces and minimalism, the Logo watch proves that elegance can be affordable. The watch is built around a lean 36mm case made of brushed stainless steel with a no-fuss dial with raised bold black hour markers. As comfortable dressed up as it is for everyday wear, the Logo watch is powered by Japanese quartz movement, protected by sapphire crystal, and finished with a matching stainless steel bracelet.

Case Diameter: 36mm / Weight: 3.6 oz / Water Resistance: 5 ATM / Glass: Domed Sapphire Crystal / Lug Width: 18mm

Omega Speedmaster First Omega In Space Met Edition Watch

This week, Apollo's Muse: The Moon In The Age Of Photography opens at the Metropolitan Museum Of Art. To coincide with the opening of the exhibition, Omega is releasing this special edition Speedmaster with a design that follows the "First Omega in Space" worn by astronaut Wally Schirra during the Mercury Sigma 7 mission in 1962. The chronograph features a 39.7mm stainless steel case that houses Omega's caliber 1861 movement, along with a black anodized aluminum bezel, and a black varnished dial. Two straps come with the Speedy: a brown leather one with beige stitching and a stainless steel buckle, and a MET signature red and white NATO strap with The Met's logo engraved on the loop. Limited to 100 pieces, each watch is presented in a co-branded gift box and can be purchased at the Omega Boutique on Fifth Avenue in New York City, The Met Store, and online.

TUDOR Black Bay Ceramic One Watch

Created for the 2019 Only Watch auction, TUDOR's Black Bay Ceramic One is a true one-of-a-kind timepiece. The Black Bay's 41mm case is rendered here in matte black ceramic, with a matte black PVD-treated titanium bezel, matte black ceramic disc, a PVD black stainless steel crown, and a matte black dial with glossy black markings and darkened indices. Powered by a manufacture Calibre MT5602 automatic movement, it's finished with a hybrid black alligator leather and rubber strap with a matte black PVD-treated clasp. The auction will be held on November 9th in Geneva.

Timex x Nigel Cabourn Referee Watch

Channeling the soccer referee watches of his English youth, Nigel Cabourn's second collaboration with Timex celebrates the golden age of football. Fittingly dubbed the Referee Watch, its cream dial is dominated by a 3/4 red color blocking that denotes one-half of a match's playing time. The stainless steel case measures 40mm, with a domed acrylic crystal, fluted crown, and 50m of water resistance. It comes with both a B. Foot Tanning Co. black leather strap and a NATO-style "claret and blue" strap and arrives in a vintage-style cotton wrap case.

Balmain Troop Strap Trainer

Drawing equal inspiration from military boots and athletic shoes, Balmain's first foray into sneakers — overseen by creative director Olivier Rousteing — is befitting a brand that refers to its fans as an "army". The Troop Strap Trainer, available in hi-top and low-top, combines a glove-like leather upper with Balmain-branded mesh straps that buckle on the side and a rubber sole that wouldn't look out of place on a runner. It's joined in the new lineup by a version that replaces the straps with extra-long laces, and by a more traditional basketball-style sneaker.

Imogene+Willie x Uncrate Barton Slim Jeans

Nashville-based Imogene+Willie has long been one of our favorite, slightly-under-the-radar, indie denim makers. In search of creating the perfect pair of selvedge jeans that still incorporate the forgiving element of stretch without years of wear, we partnered with Imogene+Willie to source a fabric that would meet an extremely high standard of material quality. That led us to Japan, where we found the perfect blend of tough-wearing 13-ounce selvedge fabric with 3% stretch. The fabric is one of the toughest on the market, even winning over Imogene+Willie founder and denim aficionado Matt Eddmenson, who prior to this jean would only wear raw selvedge. To finish off the limited release in true Uncrate fashion, we blacked out the fabric, stitching, and hardware and gave each pair a water-dip finish to matte the color of the jeans from the first wear on. Cut in the brand's original and sought-after Barton Slim silhouette that's an ideal fit for most body types, it's a limited run of the jeans we'll be wearing for years to come.

Reebok x Bait Toy Story 4 Instapump Fury Sneakers

Woody and Buzz have been inseparable since their 1995 debut in Toy Story. To celebrate their fourth adventure, Reebok and Bait have teamed up for few special pairs of Instapump Fury Sneakers. The left shoe of each pair is themed to Buzz, with Space Ranger graphics and a white, purple, and green color scheme, while the right is an ode to Woody, with denim, cowhide, and yellow plaid elements. No release information has been announced, but it can be assumed these will be highly limited if/when they drop.

MB&F HM7 Aquapod Platinum Red Watch

The deeper you go in the ocean, the less light you see — and red light is the first to disappear. Thus, deep-sea jellyfish often have red stomachs as camouflage, and it's these creatures that inspired the Platinum Red version of MB&F's HM7 Aquapod. Its red sapphire crystal bezel and "floating" hour and minute indicators are examples of this aquatic influence, as is the clear sapphire bridge for its 60-second flying tourbillon. Its 53.8mm case is made from platinum, as the name suggests, and it arrives with three rubber straps in red, black, and white, all with platinum folding buckles. Limited to just 25 examples.

Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Ultra Deep Professional Watch

Omega has been a leader in the world of deep sea diving watches since the 1930's, but this new timepiece takes them further beneath the surface than ever before. The watch was conceived to play a role in adventurer and underseas explorer Vitor Vescovo's Five Deeps Expedition — an unprecedented series of explorations to the deepest spots within each of the world's five oceans. Vescovo recently set a new world record for the deepest dive at 10,928 meters (35,853 feet) in the Sirena Deep of the Mariana Trench, and this Seamaster was along for the ride. Aptly dubbed the "Ultra Deep" this unique watch and is made of forged Grade 5 titanium along with titanium that was cut from the body of the Limiting Factor: the submersible that housed Vescovo and his crew. The watch's crystal is expedition inspired as well, joined to the body just like viewports are designed on underwater crafts to better distribute pressure. The watch is certified to 15,000 meters — a depth that doesn't even exist — with a substantial 52.5mm case that is 28mm thick and powered by Omega's caliber 8912 movement. It's also equipped with open-jaw "manta" lugs to help reduce torsion around the polyamide strap with Velcro closure as pressure inevitably builds and decreases on a voyage.