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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COLE HAN ZEROGRAND HIKER BOOT

Fuse a proper hiking boot upper with a sneaker-inspired sole and you get a functional winter boot that easily turns into a sleek and city-ready boss. The new Zerogrand Hiker Boot by Cole Han features the brands´ innovative Grand.OS rubber sole for greater flexibility, reduced weight, and increased cushioning throughout the course of your daily adventure. The winterised boot is masterfully crafted in water-resistant uppers and is available now in several colors. ...
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RASCAL LEATHER MOTORCYCLE PANTS | BY EL SOLITARIO

El Solitario are a Spanish shop mostly known for their crazy motorbike conversions. They also have a clothing line, that include these cool Rascal Leather Motorcycle Pants, inspired by the early age motocross racing wear. The handmade leather pants are highly functional, tough and sturdy, without compromising comfort. The Rascal pants are available in black or beige and include a set of cowhide leather suspenders....
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PENCIL+

If you love sketching, you´ll love the Pencil+, it´s a holder, extender, sharpener and eraser in one! The functional solution eliminates all sketching problems at once, it lets you use pencils until they´re only 14mm in size, and if it breaks simply unscrew from the clasp and sharpen. If you need to correct a mistake, just use the eraser inside the cavity to clean up, and get back to writing or drawing! Available in a choice of several woods....
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