Awesome Luxury

The JetVan is a converted Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, discreet and utilitarian on the outside but decked with private jet-caliber amenities on the inside. Available in different configurations.

Beautifully handcrafted portable speakers by Thomas Spaans. The iBox has two 5″ kevlar speakers with tweeters and a bass port. Also has a 12-hour battery. iPod dock and Bluetooth receiver optional.

The new Porsche 911 Cabriolet models have a light and sturdy magnesium hood. The heat-insulated, sound-absorbing roof fits snugly to preserve the 911’s iconic outline.

The controversial four-door returns to Porsche’s sports car roots. With a 430hp 4.8L V8, paddle shifters, and a top speed of 178mph, this ain’t your momma’s family sedan. More details here.

Paul Smith’s take on classic aviator goggles. Handcrafted with brown leather sides and bridge trim, round frames and dark grey lenses. We’re no Nathan Drake but we’d love to have a pair.

The fastest Jaguar drop-top yet, it has the same supercharged 550hp 5L V8 found in the coupe, making it go from 0-60 mph in just 4.2 seconds. Also has a wider bumper and carbon fiber trim.

Starting out as a Mercedes CL 600 coupe, BRABUS revs its biturbo V12 up to 800hp, increasing engine displacement from 5.5L to 6.3L, unleashing an insane top speed of 217mph.

The pièce de résistance of Audio-Technica’s 50th Anniversary line. It has a cherry wood housing with lacquer finish optimized to suppress vibration, lambskin earpads and a 53mm driver.

Closed back headphones that deliver a wide open sound, thanks to the huge ear cups and the 50mm drivers – the biggest in AKG’s headphone range. Not for folks with small craniums.

Looking more like a spaceship than a watercraft, Aguila Design’s air-propelled Xi yacht is designed to be agile and nimble, cutting through air and water like a warm knife through butter.

Tee off on a different green with this handcrafted golf-themed chess set from woodcraft company Agresti. The board is made of Canadian bird’s-eye maple while the playing pieces are made of brass.

The DeLorean Motor Company is partnering with Epic EV to build an updated, all-electric car. It’s said to be capable of maxing out at 125 mph with 260 hp and cost about $90,000-100,000.

Keep a gun by your side at all times with Philippe Starck’s deadly-looking bedside lamps, fit for Scarface’s pad. Available in chrome or 18k gold-plate finishes. Bullets not included.

If the 103 Series was too minimalistic for you, step up to the flashier 250. It’s made of stainless steel and British or Italian leather and has a textured dial. Also comes in gold and gun grey.

Unless your name is Harrison Krix, this is probably the only chance you have of owning a 1:1 replica of the M8 Avenger rifle from Mass Effect. Cast in polystone, it’s 34″ long and weighs 34lbs.

The stylish Oakley Full Metal Jacket titanium watch comes with a removable single face that can be mounted on a pocket watch chain or used as a conventional wrist watch. (Thanks Dane!)

Its name might not roll off the tongue, but we’ll forgive any car that can crank out 1000hp, and looks as sick as this ride from automaker Genty. Only 15 will be made, and no, you can’t afford one.

If you’re looking for the most practical timepiece, Nooka’s latest is not for you. But if you’re after eye-catching and unique accessories, the Zizm’s faceted crystal lens (and name) will do the trick.

A truly one-of-a-kind chair for military and aviation buffs. This is the Martin Baker Mk6 ejector seat, originally used in a XV157 Buccaneer that flew with the British Royal Navy and the RAF.

Equipped with a Brabus engine and control module for an additional 56hp then fitted with an AMG sport pack, which includes front and rear bumpers, carbon finished grille and 7-speed automatic.

The 335i has a 300hp six, while the 328i boasts a zippy 245hp turbo four. BMW’s 3-series sedan even offers an optional eight-speed manual trans, and will come in sport, modern and luxury versions.

Bell & Ross’ new Vintage WW1 collection was inspired by the “first wristwatches worn by pilots in the 1920s.” Each of the WW1 watches have a large fob-watch type diameter and a thin leather strap.

A coffee table book by Pulitzer Prize-winning auto columnist Dan Neil featuring 100 of the most beautiful cars of the 20th century. This may be the closest you can get to owning these works of art.