One of the World’s Toughest Tool Watches Has Never Looked So Striking

Balmuda, the Japanese brand behind the internet’s most charming toaster, now makes an indoor electric grill that turns the dinner table into a Benihana-style experience. Its three-layer clad plate can hold steady at four precise temperatures — ranging from 320°F to 430°F — making it suitable for everything from serving up flapjacks to searing wagyu.

The Sennheiser Accentum Open are the company’s most affordable true wireless earbuds to date. They have a stem-shaped and “open” design — meaning they don’t rest deep in your ear canals and better let ambient sounds in — that’s very similar to Apple’s AirPods 4. The earbuds pack 11mm drivers and dual beam-forming mics (for voice calls), and promise roughly 6.5 hours on a single charge. In the US, they cost $129 (the same price as AirPods 4), but are significantly more affordable outside the US because of the lack of tariffs.

Six years ago, former high school principal Dr. Curtis Bullock began spray painting bikes — and his vibrant designs quickly made him an industry darling. With this eye-popping collaboration, Bullock developed a system of colors and shapes that make each piece one of a kind. Available in five sizes for men and women, the wind-blocking, water-resistant shell boasts nice technical chops as well, including a cycling-optimized fit, reflective details and a weight of just 6.9 ounces.

This limited edition Tudor Pelagos FXD Chronograph honors the tradition of presenting a pink jersey to the winner of the Giro d’Italia, one of the most prestigious cycling races in the world. The black dial is accented with pink rings along the outer tachymeter track, which has been specially calibrated for cycling, and both sub-dial tracks. It comes on a black single-piece nylon pin-buckle strap with a pink racing stripe. Aside from qualifying for the race, the 300-piece run can only be attained through authorized dealers.