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While the Miata carries the torch of the classic British roadster, Morgan is still building the classic British roadster, by hand, with a six-month waiting list. For the first time in its 115-year history, Morgan has collaborated with another company on the styling of one of its unique cars — that company being Pininfarina. The Morgan Midsummer uses a barchetta body style, inspired by the Italian Riviera. That means the Midsummer has no roof and only minimal wind deflectors to break its smooth, flowing lines and hand-formed wood panels. The Morgan Plus Six lends its bonded aluminum chassis and BMW-sourced 335 horsepower inline-six with an eight-speed automatic transmission, with the Midsummer weighing 330 pounds less. With a run of only 50 units, the Midsummer is so unique that Pininfarina bestowed it with the Fuoriserie badge, previously reserved for extremely low-volume, "out-of-production" cars.

While the Amida brand is much older, it truly made its mark with the 1976 of its unique Digitrend. It's now back and thoroughly upgraded in this Take-Off Edition. The sloping car body-inspired case measures roughly 39mm and is crafted from satin-brushed brushed 316L stainless steel. Inside, a Swiss-made Soprod NEWTON P092 automatic mechanical movement and a jumping hour display developed in-house. Instead of being read directly, the movement operates horizontally, with the current hour and minute displayed through a magnifying sapphire crystal prism that faces the wearer on the wide end — a patented system the film calls a Light Reflecting Display. It sits on a stainless steel link bracelet or an orange calfskin-lined charcoal Alcantara strap. Available for pre-order starting May 28th.

Socks shouldn't always be on display. For those moments when socks need to keep a low profile, Lond Sock Co. Simply Invisible Socks are the perfect choice. These ultra-lightweight, barely-there socks are made from organic cotton with a non-slip knit, the right amount of stretch, and heel grip. These discrete socks can be worn all day with loafers, trainers, deck shoes, or any other summer footwear.

Two months before F1 legend Ayrton Senna was killed at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix, Ducati introduced the first motorcycle to bear his name — the 916 Senna. A relationship between Senna and Ducati was established just a year earlier when Senna purchased a Monster M900, becoming one of the first owners of the bike that reinvented the motorcycle landscape. A new Monster Senna special edition marks the third signature bike from Ducati, wearing a livery based on the Senna's driving helmet. On the wheels are matching tags in yellow, blue, and green and matching yellow brake calipers. Underneath the livery is the latest Monster, slimmed down by 10 pounds and powered by Ducati's 111 horsepower Testastretta 11° engine. The Ducati Senna is limited to 341 examples. Three for the number of F1 Driver's Championships Senna won, and 41 for the number of first-place finishes over his career.

Rowing machines engage 86% of your muscles and can burn up to 400 calories in just 20 minutes. Hydrow might be the best rower in the world, combining those workout benefits into a sleek new tech-savvy machine. Hydrow is made with commercial-grade components, with a 10-roller smooth gliding seat, and has been tested to last for over 3 million cycles. It also features a 22"HD touchscreen monitor with a hi-fi speaker for over 5,000 workouts led by Olympians and world-class athletes, stretching beyond rowing to cover HIIT, circuit training, yoga, and more. Starting on May 16th, as part of their Memorial Day sale, the Hydrow Pro Rowing Machine will be $750 off and the Hydrow Wave Rowing Machine will be $250 off, with a free $250 gift added to orders from May 24th that includes a machine mat, OTM Kt, and a foam roller.

The Weller brand is known for its excellent (and hard to find ) wheated offerings. It's now expanding into the ultra-aged market with Weller Millennium. This expression is a blend of vintage straight wheated bourbon and wheat whiskeys, distilled near the turn of the millennium and matured at Buffalo Trace Distillery. By mixing whiskeys from 2000, 2003, 2005, and 2006 it highlights the smoothing impact of the wheat on the spirit, resulting in a balanced, complex sip with flavors of sweet caramel, oak, and dried fruits. Bottled at 99-proof in a 750ml handcrafted crystal decanter with a custom crystal topper hand-etched with W.L. Weller's original "W" stamp, it arrives in an illuminated display box and will begin shipping to retailers, bars, and restaurants in June.

Sonus farber's Sonetto speakers have been upgraded with technology from the flagship Suprema line. The Sonetto G2 uses Sonus farber's iconic lute shape with natural materials like cork to enhance mid and high-range frequencies. Flow-patterned woofers and mid-woofers are made with an organic basket to improve response, with silk dome twitters for crisp, natural highs. Wooden cabinets now have concrete bases to minimize resonance and dampen vibrations. The Sonetto G2 range is available in stand-mounted, floor-standing, and wall-mount designs.

Bentley will unveil the fourth-generation Continental GT in June, marking a major technological shift for the ultra-luxury brand. Powering the new Continental GT is a 771 horsepower hybrid drive system making 737 lb-ft of torque. A new torque vectoring all-wheel drive system with four-wheel steering, an electronic limited-slip differential, 48-volt active anti-roll control, and dual-valve dampers promises improved driving dynamics over the outgoing model. The new Continental GT will be the most power road car in Bentley's 105-year history.

McLaren has released a complete line of electric mountain bikes with performance to match their supercars. Designed by the McLaren automotive team, the line comes in 600-watt or 250-watt Extreme and Sport models, with the 600-watt motor delivering 852 watts of peak power and 118 lb-ft of torque — making it the most powerful street-legal e-bike on the market. Both the Extreme and Sport have hand-laid carbon fiber frames. Extreme models come with an SRAM wireless XX Eagle Transmission 12-speed drivetrain, with Sport getting a mechanical SRAM GX Eagle 12-speed unit. A full-color display features graphics inspired McLaren's cars, giving information like battery life, range, and speed.

British shipyard Archipelago Yachts has unveiled its biggest yacht yet, Arichipelgo 80. The Archipelago 80 measures 79 feet and is built on a Chartwell Marine multihull, a design that offers more stability than a traditional monohull. Power comes from a hybrid diesel-electric propulsion system that can push the 80 to 30 knots; an optional generator can add another 180kW of electrical power. An open-plan main deck houses a bar, day galley, and large windows for spectacular views. Accommodations for 12, crew quarters, and a wheelhouse that can be converted into an entertainment space made the 80 a versatile vessel. A built-in crane can lift ISO containers or a personal sub, and the rooftop doubles as a helipad for ship-to-shore transportation or lined with solar panels.