After years of previews and testing, Range Rover’s first fully electric SUV has reached the order books. It keeps the familiar shape and serious off-road credentials, with battery range and charging figures now giving prospective owners something concrete to consider.
Before Magic became a collectible-card giant, its early testers played with homemade prototypes. The Zeta Set revisits that scrappy beginning with intentionally rough artwork and printer-error effects on genuine cards sold in randomized packs.
Technics is marking the SL-1200’s 55th anniversary with a gold-accented edition of its familiar DJ turntable. Seven colorways and individually numbered badges give collectors something to consider, while the MK7 hardware keeps it ready for a working DJ booth.
The BR-X5 Meteorite’s crisscrossing dial pattern took millions of years to form, and no two examples are identical. Bell & Ross cuts each dial directly from the space rock, giving its 250-piece edition a distinction that goes beyond a serial number.
White Mountaineering’s second Pro Trek collaboration moves to Casio’s high-end outdoor platform. Beneath the matte-black finish are navigation and weather sensors, while a titanium bracelet and sapphire crystal give the fashion collaboration some practical substance.