A new report indicates that Rolex is about to raise its prices an average of 7 percent across its catalog beginning in January.
Warmer materials, clever lighting and WFH-friendly pieces helped Ikea’s 2025 lineup blur the line between budget basics and genuinely considered design.
Barbour’s 2025 was a collab-heavy remix, with Bedale and Spey icons reworked by Levi’s, Noah, Kaptain Sunshine, Arket and more.
Limited colors and special variants added some fun, but 2025 was ultimately about maximizing the utility of every inch of steel.
Archival jackets and refined travel pieces made 2025 one of Filson’s most heritage-heavy — and quietly experimental — years in recent memory.
From the all-new Bond-worthy Planet Ocean to fresh everyday divers, 2025 was the year the Seamaster stepped out of the Moonwatch’s shadow.
Travel gear, fleece icons and technical outerwear all saw meaningful upgrades, making Patagonia’s 2025 lineup one of its most dialed and intentional yet.
If you think you know Levi’s, 2025’s lineup of jackets, jeans, footwear and more shows just how far the original blue-jean brand can stretch.
A popular variant and the last of what was once one of America's favorite models drives off into the sunset for good.
At long last, the beloved Japanese brand brings decades of car-camping know-how to its debut rooftop tent.
Undefeated and Jay Chou's Phantaci teamed up to create a special Friends & Family edition of Tudor's Black Bay GMT.
Choosing the year's top watch brand is obviously subjective, but in 2025, the choice was surprisingly obvious.
Is it the best entry-level portable hi-fi player? The brand thinks so.
More power, better tech and smarter ergonomics made this year’s Harleys feel genuinely modern while keeping the bar-and-shield attitude intact.
Ford’s 2025 roster mixed real trucks and SUVs with wild show builds and concepts, offering a sneak peek at the Blue Oval’s next decade.
Considering all the circumstantial evidence, such as the HEMI V8's revival and more, all roads point to a revival of the Ram 1500 TRX.
Italian boutique watchmaker Venezianico cut an absolutely stunning dial from artificial opal for this impressively capable dive watch.
You can now adventure head-to-toe in your favorite core TNF colorways and gear, from beanie to Thermoball.
