Awesome Cufflinks

Swiss accessory maker Encelade 1789 created these mechanical cufflinks. They use 34 stainless steel components and 8 ball bearings to allow the 6-sided die inside to tumble freely. Originally priced at $1000, they’re available in a limited quantities for this special price at Touch of Modern through 3/22/20 at 12pm PST.

UK accessory maker Kingsley Leather’s personalized cufflinks are the perfect gift for any gentleman. They’re handcrafted from full-grain leather, and set into a cast pewter setting. They come in antique tan, classic black, or dark brown leather.

These cufflinks made from genuine U.S. nickels look cool enough on their own, but when you realize you can use them to sneak around secret documents inside their hidden compartments, they’re just that much cooler. Perfect for James Bond and other secret agent types.

Heritage Handcrafted has found many great uses for reclaimed whiskey barrels, like these patriotic cufflinks, made from Jack Daniel’s barrel wood. 10% of all profits go to Operation Ride Home, which helps fund travel for active duty military members so they can visit home.

Anson’s playful silvertone cufflinks run hot and cold on your sleeve. They’re perfect for any dress shirt and for adding personality to formalwear. Awesomer readers save 20% on their entire order w/ discount code AWESOME20.

KARV is making intricately carved cufflinks, handcrafted from sustainably-harvested mahogany by artisans in Lima, Peru. Choose from studs, skulls, lions or knots, in natural or ebony finishes. They also make kickass skull bookends.

These official DC Comics cufflinks put a tiny version of the classic 1960s Batmobile on each of your wrists. Perfect for those times when you’re throwing parties dressed up as your billionaire alter ego. Packaged in a handsome Bat-box.

Pretend you’re a member of a secret society of supervillains with these inky black stainless steel cufflinks, made up in the shape of the mysterious tentacled cephalopod. Matching supervillain chair sold separately.

Keep a close watch on exactly what your shirt sleeves are up to with these silver cufflinks modeled from closed-circuit security cameras. 3D printed in sterling silver (or other materials for less money).

While they’re not the first bullet cufflinks we’ve seen, these ones have a more down-to-earth price, and are made from spent casings collected at shooting ranges. Available with or without crystals.

Lock pick manufacturer Sparrows makes this unique pair of cufflinks, with posts that doubles as a key that unlocks most handcuffs. Could be useful in a kinky situation gone wrong.

The Spangled Maker has the perfect fashion accessory for meat lovers. Made of a silver-plated fastener and laser-cut plastic with a hard clear coat. Also available as a necklace. Not edible.

These secret agent cufflinks are actually tiny concealed weapons. Each one hides a mini fold-out knife that’s razor sharp. We’re going to go out on a limb and guess these aren’t TSA-friendly.

GothamSmith’s gorgeous steel Bicycle Cufflinks are available in 3 finishes, but remember – just because the pedals are on your wrists doesn’t mean you should let go of the handlebars.

Add a casual touch to your cuffed shirts with these quirky cufflinks. The checkered pattern is etched and then inked by hand. Also detailed with a pocket, collar, buttons, and their own cuffs.

Tateossian’s contemporary watch cufflinks display the watch mechanics on the interior, offering endless gadget appeal while finessing formal attire with a fashion-forward flourish. (Thanks Ron!)

How many times have you been at a party only to find that nobody can find the bottle opener? While you’ve always got your teeth, these stainless cuff links seem like a much better idea.

RaceChairs’ automotive-inspired cuff links let even desk jockeys stay at the track; they include brakes, shifters, steering wheels, and speedometers with silver polished silver finishes.

Alright, so setting your sleeves on fire probably isn’t the smartest thing you can do, but you’d still look cool: these Vintage Lighter Cufflinks are a dinner party version of Tony Stark’s suit.

A surefire way to communicate you’re a gung-ho worker and a straight shooter, Yves Saint Laurent’s Bullet Cufflinks is made from a brass metal bullet with silver tone finish.

Shapeways’ Custom Cufflinks ensure that dear ol’ dad gets an extra personalized gift on Father’s Day; rapid prototyping deposits stainless steel which is then infused with bronze.

No need to get too stuffy at your next formalwear event: these Guitar Hero Cufflinks hint at your gaming proclivities and are detailed from the colored buttons down to the whammy bar.

Artist Ricky Wolbrom’s Elgin 17 oval cufflinks are made from mechanical jeweled watch movements and parts. One of a kind, the pair above sports a satin silver finish and gold accents.