Awesome Style

Bremont’s Pilot’s Watch isn’t just another aviator-themed timepiece; the dial and movement are made with parts of a WWII Spitfire fighter that downed six aircraft in one day.

Created by WarholBot, Design By Humans’ latest Camera Obscura tee will satisfy any shutterbug. Note the subtle light to dark blue gradient; fashion fit, 100% ringspun combed cotton.

Reversible jackets are always cool since we feel like we’re getting a two-fer; Diesel’s Jatur Jacket has a black quilt-like on one side and a cool striped slate chain-link motif on the other.

The blogosphere is abuzz about Tokyoflash’s Rogue watch, which features a green Matrix meets Mass Effect LED display and a sleek silver or black stainless steel strap.

It’s a vampire bat vomiting ghosts, with lightning bolts and speech bubbles. And, it’s pink. The description is unpalatable, but we’re smitten bitten by Keeley Carrigan’s Bat t-shirt.

Creative Rec gets us again with these military-themed Dicoco high top shoes; olive and black = awesome. Double velco tabs, laser etched logos, and green perforated leather inlays.

The HD3 Vulcania is a maritime themed watch with multiple “portholes” for hours and minutes; it even has a unique gyrotourbillon and a power indicator that resembles a sextant.

These two-toned Adidas Ciero Mids have a good looking, low key aesthetic that stops short of casual. The suede upper mixed with tonal mesh panels gives these shoes an extra kick.

Any t-shirt named “Three Little Pigs: Mechanized Assault” has our dollar; no more blowing that house of sticks down. Even better: they’re only $12, thanks to Threadless’ Back to School Sale.

Nixon’s Magnacon Watch isn’t as stylish as their other timepieces, but as a sports watch it doesn’t have to be: the 200 meter case is titanium carbide coated, while the strap is ballistic nylon.

Affliction Clothing’s Kosonsho tee is part of their Heroes and Demons collection; they’ve so thoroughly plastered this t-shirt with art that it looks like armor. Nice touch: purple foil.

While we’re not huge fans of Paul Frank’s Julius the Monkey, this shirt’s fusion with another pop-culture icon, Ultra Man, is simply too much for us to resist. The Kaiju-style lettering rocks, too.

Designed by Finnish skateboarder Arto Saari, these premium leather high tops feature a sophisticated two-toned black and gold design; they’re limited to 1600 shoes globally.

Despite costing over a quarter million bucks, Romain Jerome’s Day&Night watch is already sold out. It consists of two tourbillons, one that runs during the day and another during the night.

We’re not sure what The Elano is or what story it has to tell, but it sure as heck makes a cool tshirt. Designed by Rayi Wicaksono of Indonesia, you can see more of his work at deviantART.

Chop Shop’s Rock Star Tee has quite possibly eclipsed their earlier We Robot tee in terms of coolness. The tee features 28 classic rockers from ’65-’75; they’ll print in blue or yellow.

Quiksilver’s Ray Watch is a nod to eco-friendly consumers; the watches materials are low-impact and/or renewable whenever possible. It even uses a no-battery automatic movement.

The serpentine lines and RGB color scheme of Traditiona’s Snake t-shirt is Japanese inspired, but we’re glad they also threw in some rockin’ skulls at the bottom. Note: tagless and slim-fit.

Alright, so the flip-up front isn’t exactly sexy, but we like the Nolan N102 N-Com’s tech friendly features: bluetooth, intercom, audio jack and volume control are welcome perks for bikers.

Jaeger LeCoultre’s AMVOX2 watch is no ordinary timepiece: it acts as a key for the Aston Martin DBS. Encoded by the dealer, pressing the side of the watch’s case starts the DBS’ engine.

Emerica’s BluePrint V collection sports a hot black and red colorway, but our top pick goes to the Francis BluePrint kicks: it’s a collab with UK’s Blueprint Skateboards and Emerica.

The Illum Cycling Jacket is a solar-powered safety jacket designed to light up cyclists on the road with electro luminescent panels. It’s surprisingly stylish too; we hope it gets made one day.

It’s raining love like its Berlin ’48-’49: Keith Walsh of Turtlehead collaborated with The Polyphonic Spree to create the Love Plane Tee. Both the bomber and its bombs are replaced with hearts.