Tacs Nato Lens Watch

The Japanese brand TACS offers vintage lens-inspired watches for photography lovers. The Tacs Nato Lens watch incorporates the look and feel of a vintage camera with the sleekness and sophistication of a Japanese design. The dial of the watch resembles a focus ring and surrounds the watch glass which is convex like a fisheye lens. Powered by a reliable Miyota 2039 Japanese Movement, the timepiece takes inspiration from camera straps and camera lenses, features a sporty look with its leather nylon strap, and provides great comfort when being worn.

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THE MARK BOOT

Our good friends over at Taylor Stitch have introduced a dependable, rugged and stylish pair of boots - The Mark Boot in Flint Oiled Nubuck. The great looking boots are crafted from flint oiled Nubuck leather which makes them both waterproof and incredibly durable so they are perfectly suited to regular wearing. They have been sanded to perfection, for a used vintage look, and will age beautifully. Pre-order now with $50 off the retail price. ...
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KENNEDY RIDING GLASSES

The good people at California clothing/moto lifestyle brand Iron & Resin, and Portland-based experimental eyewear brand Shwood, have teamed up to create the Moto Collection. Our pick from the collection are the stylish Kennedy Riding Glasses, inspired by motorcycles and the originality and spirit living within them. Available in two colorways, classic black and Havana, the sleek frame features a custom-designed magnetic clip lens that allows for effort...
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GROVEMADE WATCH COLLECTION

Portland-based workshop Grovemade have presented a handsomely crafted watch collection. The stunning new line of wooden watches features several variations to choose from, pick between round or square face, the type of wood (walnut or maple), and leather or silicone strap. The minimalist timepiece displays time in eclipse-like shapes, with a red dot representing the hour, whereas the faster moving white dot indicates the minute. watch the video...
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