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Urwerk's UR-100V Magic T has a 41mm sand-blasted, shot-blasted titanium case that gives it a distinctive grey sheen. It finds an ideal color pairing in this Hunter Green reference. The ash-green color is slightly metallic and can be seen on the watch's satellite-type wandering hours dial. Powered by a self-winding Urwerk 12.02 movement, it uses three pyramids to display the hours, which pass over a minute track in the lower part of the dial. Once the hour has changed, the previous hand reappears to show one of two astrological complications. Water resistant to 30 meters, it sits on a matching titanium bracelet with sanded, shot-blasted links.

One of the most iconic photographs of the 20th century is up for auction — with a personalized signature by the famous subject. Taken on his 72nd birthday, Einstein was captured sticking his tongue out at the camera by United Press International photographer Arthur Sasse. The occasion was a birthday celebration at the Princeton Club, where Einstein was mobbed by a flock of photographers on his exit. When Einstein later saw it in the newspaper, he wrote to International News Photos to request nine copies to give to friends, cropped to his visage. This is one of those nine prints. In the thin margin at the top of the 5x7 glossy print Einstein wrote, in German, "This gesture applies only to the rest of the world. Yours, A. Einstein 51" — proving that great intellect and great wit aren't mutually exclusive.

There was a time when the Porsche 911 was the workingman's sports car. Porsche introduced the 912 in 1965, powered by a slightly detuned flat-four from the 356. Priced at the current-day equivalent of $45,000, the nimble 912 initially outsold the 911, with 32,000 built between 1965 and 1969. The 912 returned with the US-only 912E for one year in 1975, with just over 2,000 made. KAMM has given this 1968 912 Targa a host of upgrades, including carbon fiber bodywork and a new interior. The transmission is a five-speed, close-ratio short-throw unit paired with a ZF limited-slip differential and a Porsche racing clutch. The original 1.6-liter flat-four has been replaced with a 2.0-liter unit making 185 horsepower, over 80 more than stock. Each KAMM 912 is made-to-order, with prices starting at $412,000.

After winning the Dakar rally back-to-back with Sebastian Loeb Racing, Polaris is offering the machine that did it all to the public. The RZR Pro R Factory comes from the factory that is ready to race and built on the RZR Pro R. The 2.0-liter ProStar is swapped for the 255-horsepower ProStar Fury HO, featuring a rear-mounted radiator, integrated transmission cooler, and dual fans. The suspension is upgraded with Fox Live Valve X2 dampers and Dynmaix DV semi-active system. Alcon brakes with a cockpit bias adjustment sit behind BFGoodrich KR2 tires mounted on Method 407 beadlock wheels. Bodywork is carbon fiber, with Sparco racing seats and steering wheel and military-spec wiring to make sure the RZR Pro R Factory goes the distance. The RZR Pro R Factory is limited to 30 units and will be sold to race teams. Polaris said production could be adjusted going forward, depending on demand.

At the 1954 Le Mans, the legendary Stirling Moss took to Le Sarthe in a revolutionary vehicle — the Jaguar D-Type. Moss crossed the 3.7-mile-long Mulsanne Straight at 172.97 MPH, a new record. That exact D-Type, No. XKD 403, registration OKV 2, will be auctioned at Broad Arrow's Amelia Island event in Florida on March 8th. Expected to hammer at up to $8.5 million, OKV 2 will be offered with no reserve. This D-Type competed at the highest level of racing in Europe from 1954 to 1958 where it took a number of wins over the stretch. The car was sold to a Canadian owner in 1960; after a tragic accident in 1963, the car was stored for 17 years. British Jaguar specialists Lynx Engineering bought the wreck in 1980 and fully restored the car. The car will come with a tranche of documentation, period photographs, and parts when it crosses the auction block.

LEGO Batman has a surprisingly bright and airy house. Not the one from the movie, but Will Arnett, who voices the aforementioned character and played Gob Bluth on Arrested Development. The multi-talented actor is selling his Beverly Hills home, the latter of which offers six bedrooms, eight baths, and nearly a half-acre lot. Other highlights include a three-car garage, a gym with a full bath and steam shower, and an expansive outdoor entertaining area with an outdoor BBQ, a sparkling pool, and a spa.

Give your pup the ultimate superfood boost with WagWell Ahiflower Omega Oil, the plant-based powerhouse redefining canine wellness. Packed with a blend of omega 3, 6, and 9, this all-in-one supplement promotes healthy joints, a radiant coat, and nourished skin — without the fishy smell or dreaded burps. Unlike traditional fish oil, Ahiflower is fresher, more sustainable, and just one bottle keeps 600 fish in the sea. Mix into any meal to give your dog the nutrients they need while making an eco-friendly choice. Say goodbye to fish oil and hello to a cleaner, better omega source.

Car enthusiast community F.A.T. International is behind the Ice Race in Austria, but in a previous form won the 1994 Le Mans in a self-modified Porsche 962. This limited edition version of the Porsche Design Chronograph 1 honors both the event and the car. Its white dial is covered in Super-LumiNova to shine brightly in the dark, where hidden images including a silhouette of the 962, the car's name, and a F.A.T. logo become legible. Matte black hands, indexes, and markings provide contrast, as does the black titanium carbide coating of the 40.8mm titanium case and bracelet. Powered by a WERK 01.240 automatic chronograph movement, the watch ships with an extra white Ice Race textile strap and a Mankei Purple textile/leather strap and is limited to 136 examples.

There have been many permutations of the iconic Air Jordan 1 over the years, but none look further back than this Black Toe colorway of the High OG. It's inspired by the prototypes worn by MJ during his first photoshoot, complete with a white, black, and red upper and "Air Jordan" on the collar in place of the Wings logo. During that photoshoot, Jordan signed autographs for the kids on set that said "My very best" along with his signature, a message that's repeated on the left shoe's collar in blacklight-visible ink. The shoes drop on February 15th and arrive in a special shoebox and wrapped in tissue paper printed with unfinished hand sketches of the AJ1 by designer Peter Moore.

Looking your best while traveling can be a challenge. Made from a wrinkle-resistant, stretchy, and moisture-wicking fabric, the Maverick Performance Blazer from Collars & Co. handles it in stride. In addition to looking great straight out of a weekender or suitcase, it's also double-vented for added comfort, with a secure internal pocket, a pocket for sunglasses or other quick-access items, and a built-in pocket square that hides away until it's needed to elevate your look.