Uncrate

Featured Gear Simple App Make hitting fitness goals and living a healthier lifestyle simple — with the Simple app. Simple isn't a restrictive list of do's and don'ts. Using AI and a team of nutritional, behavioral, and medical experts, Simple gives users an incremental approach to help form healthy habits that last without give-up and quit burnout. After filling out a detailed survey, users with have access to the NutriScanner, an easy-to-use food logger, daily workout plans with everything from strength training to yoga, and Avo, an AI-powered in-app coach to answer questions and offer real-world applicable suggestions. With Simple, you can live healthier without feeling like going to boot camp.

Vollebak introduces the strongest and stretchiest lightweight pants ever made, crafted entirely from Dyneema® fabric and carbon fiber. Typically used in supercars and bike frames, Vollebak's innovative application of carbon fiber prioritizes comfort and utility. These high-strength materials provide exceptional abrasion resistance, maximum flexibility, and an impressively light weight for everyday activities and performance training. Woven with thousands of Dyneema® and carbon fiber strands, these pants not only deliver unparalleled strength but also feature a distinctive weave pattern reminiscent of components found in missiles, jet engines, and the world's fastest cars.

Calvin Straub, noted USC professor and co-founder of Buff, Straub, & Hensman, is considered by many to be the "father of California post-and-beam architecture". Designed by Straub in 1958, the Wirick House is an encapsulation of the style. The three-bedroom Pasadena home, listed on the National Registry of Historic Places, is built around a double-height living and dining area with exposed beam work and full-height glazing. Remarkably original, it has a fireplace alcove by the kitchen, vintage appliances, cork flooring, original built-in furniture, and a secluded deck. Discreet recent updates include electrical, plumbing, and structural retrofitting, as well as an elevator to connect the various levels.

Jaguar has a back catalog of cars that only a very few manufacturers can match in terms of beauty. The Jaguar XJ built on the Mark X, using that car's IRS unit and subframe-mounted independent front suspension first seen on the Mark 1. The XJC was the two-door coupe version of the XJ, and arguably the best looking the saloon's lines fit were made even better with two fewer doors. Only 10,426 were built over the XJC's three-year production run, with the example here being an automatic 4.2-liter inline-six model — the 5.3-liter V12 and a manual transmission were also offered. This survivor has been recently gone through and has largely avoided the ravages of time. It will go to auction via Bonhams online this November.

The Premium Time Company offers watch lovers a chance to own desirable timepieces for a fraction of the cost through their skill-based competitions. They're now on their 100th such competition, and to celebrate they're offering up a grail-level watch: a discontinued Rolex Cosmograph Daytona 116519LN Ghost. Notable for its white gold case and rubber Oysterflex strap, it's unworn, with its original box, paperwork, and Rolex warranty, and will go to the lucky winner. With just 750 tickets available, the odds of winning are quite fair, and with over $1.5 million in watches awarded so far, the company is well worth a follow.

TaylorMade's Spider Tour X is making a comeback with a unique new feature. The Spider Tour X made its debut as a prototype on the 2023 Tour in the hands of Scottie Scheffler with a milled face instead of TaylorMade's Pure Roll insert. Scheffler quickly moved on from that putter, but TayorMade gave it a limited release last fall. Now, the Spider Tour X Proto is back in another limited release. The putter now comes in two finishes, the original gunmetal and a new black colorway, in both slant and L-neck options. The Spider Tour X Proto is available now.

Darts just got a massive upgrade with Pixeldarts, a digital dart board that's more than just the traditional game. Designed like a massive GameBoy, Pixeldarts uses sensor chips embedded in the darts and Nerf N-Strike Gun-compatible bullets to bring a variety of throwing games to your wall. Players can now play simultaneously instead of sequentially in an open system that plans to launch with 10 titles. Pixeldarts also supports

Ressence incorporates the art of Japanese indigo dying in its Type 8 Indigo watch. The Type 8 Indigo's face is made of a single indigo-dyed thread in an ocean-inspired, undulating pattern. Ressence tapped Buaisou, a specialist from Kamiita-cho, Tokushima Prefecture, to create each thread by hand, from fermenting the leaves to the dyeing process and winding the thread. The Type 8 Indigo uses a 42.9mm grade 5 titanium dial and patented ROCS 8 system that uses rotating discs to mark time. The movement is wound by the caseback, with a 36-hour power reserve. The watch is finished with a grey Saffiano calf leather strap and titanium ardillon buckle. Limited to eight examples, the watch is available now at the Isetan Shinjuku Watch Shop in Tokyo, Japan.

Aged for 18 years, this bourbon from George Dickel is a mellow yet complex spirit.

Juan Manuel Fangio, Stirling Moss, and Tony Hulman. The paths of these three racing legends would converge on one of the most coveted automobiles ever produced, the Mercedes-Benz W 196 R Stromlinienwagen. Chassis number 00009/54 was originally completed in December 1954 as an open-wheel car built to 1954 Formula One specifications, the same time Stirling Moss was hired to join Fangio at Mercedes. Fangio drove this car in the 1955 Formula Libre Buenos Aires Grand Prix, a non-points event, with Moss in a sister car, and Fangio taking the win. Fangio and Moss would finish 1-2 at both the Belgian Grand Prix and the Dutch Grand Prix later that year. The car would later be fitted with its Stromlinienwagen for the race at Monza, where Fangio took another win. Mercedes would donate the car to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum in 1965, where track owner Tony Hulman would care for the car for the next 59 years. RM Sotheby's will auction the car at an upcoming event, where its expected to fetch as much as $55 million.