Author: Mike Deny

The Minimatik is arguably Nomos’s finest example of contemporary dress watches, recently expanded with three new references. While all timepieces retain the same DUW 3001 Neomatic automatic movement, significant modifications have been made, notably in size. The previous models measured 35.5mm, while this new set has grown to 39.5mm. Additionally, improvements include a redesigned case, featuring more sculpted lugs and a gold-accented date window at the 3 o’clock mark.

The J.Crew Ludlow suit remains the ultimate value in off-the-rack tailoring. This Japanese Cotton Chino edition exemplifies that for just above $500, including tax, it rivals the fit, feel, and finish of competitors at twice the cost. Available in navy and olive, it effortlessly adapts as both chinos and a blazer.

Richard Mille’s timepieces are akin to supercars for your wrist, exemplified by the ultra-high-end watchmaker’s latest venture with Ferrari. The RM 43-01 Ferrari features the brand’s signature tonneau shape, offered in either Grade 5 titanium or proprietary Carbon TPT, showcasing a highly intricate skeletonized movement. This in-house crafted engine, Calibre RM43-01, includes a tourbillon, split-second chronograph, power reserve indicator, and torque indicator for monitoring mainspring pressure. Despite the complexity, hints of Ferrari’s design aesthetics are uniquely integrated throughout the watch. Prices start at an astonishing $1.3 million in titanium, with the Carbon TPT version at $1.535 million.

Renowned for vintage athletic wear, historic jerseys, and wool flannel garments, Ebbets Field, which has roots dating back to 1988 and was acquired by Lids in 2022, has reinvented itself with the launch of a menswear line. Their inaugural collection preserves its classic baseball heritage while expanding into a wider range of products, including jackets, hoodies, shirts, and hats.