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Tesla-Powered Porsche 912
The Porsche 912 was a 911 with a Volkswagen-style flat-four instead os the 911's flat-six. When a customer brought it in for conversion to an electric drivetrain, Zelectric Motors and EV West jumped at the chance. The 912 now carries a Tesla P85 battery pack and motors, making it the fastest 912 on the planet.
Apocalypse Now Final Cut
Francis Ford Coppola's Apocalypse Now has seen several revisions over the years, in both the editing room before release and its post-theater career. The haunting Vietnam epic is now being released in its most complete version yet — fully restored in 4k UHD, just as Coppola intended. The film will also see a limited release in select IMAX theaters and NAGRA myCinema locations on August 15th.
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Secrid Cardslide Wallet
Secrid rose to prominence with their Cardprotector, a design award winner that kept cards from breaking and preventing unauthorized RFID/NFC scanning. Those same features are at the core of the Cardslide, but with some big upgrades. Not only does the high-quality aluminum casing keep your cards protected, but with one movement they slide out in overlapping sequence for easy retrieval. It can hold up to six cards, or use the space for notes, coins, and keys instead. Either way, the Cardslide is tough and durable yet lightweight.
Victorinox Swiss Army Carbon Mechanical Watch
Already known for their toughness, the latest addition to the I.N.O.X. line adds a carbon case for a new level of strength. The lightweight, space-tested carbon composite is highly resistant to both scratches and heat and houses a highly visible face with luminous hands and indexes protected by scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. The timepiece is powered by Swiss-made automatic movement Sellita SW200 with a 38-hour power reserve, visible through the titanium exhibition case back. Each watch finished with a black rubber strap and is delivered in a special packaging that holds an exclusive Spartan PS knife with matte black handles and a black protective bumper.
Diameter: 43mm / Lug width: 20mm / Depth rating: 200 meters / Weight 3.6 oz
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Hyperdrive
Charlize Theron and Netflix are giving real-life Fast and Furious drivers the chance to strut their stuff. Using an insane automotive obstacle course, stunt drivers will put their skills to the test to become the Hyperdrive champion. The competition series begins on August 21, 2019.
Pint-Size Palawan
Palawan in the Philippines archipelago has been repeated voted one of the most beautiful islands on Earth. To display its perfection, Little Big World gives a tiny tour of its turquoise seas and limestone peaks.
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Made In Cookware
Whether it's holiday feasts, weekly meal prep, or your daily go-to breakfast, your cookware should make it easier and more enjoyable for you to serve up whatever's on the menu. Manufactured in the world's best factories and built for a lifetime of use, Made In Cookware helps you get more out of every meal. Products like their Blue Carbon Steel frying pan are a great example, combining the best qualities of cast iron and stainless steel into a durable and versatile cooking surface.
Presented by Made In Cookware.
Hard Graft Ta-Da Wallet
You don't need to be a magician to appreciate the trick Hard Graft's Ta-Da Wallet has hiding up its sleeve. Pull back the herringbone elastic closure and it folds open, presenting all seven credit/ID/business cards, ready for access. It also has an exterior pocket for folded banknotes and is made in Italy from vegetable-tanned leather.
Width: 3.93" / Height: 2.95" / Depth: 0.39"
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Up To Speed On Bugatti
The latest rival of the Bugatti marque helped usher in the age of the hypercar, with the Veyron packing aerospace-level tech and a 1,200 horsepower quad-turbo W16 engine. The current Chiron pushes performance into the stratosphere — but the best of Bugatti lies in its golden days pre-WWII. Donut gets you up to speed with one of the world's most exclusive cars with an unparalleled history.
Breakfast Club Cocktail
Take a New York City bakery, an '80s coming-of-age classic, and a birthday, and you've got the inspiration for one of the most unusual cocktails you'll ever see. Riffing on the bourbon-and-cereal milk cocktail in the film, this concoction uses homemade cereal milk, bourbon, and Lucky Charms marshmallows to create a unique drink.
