YSMART has taken its obsession with miniature everyday carry gear to the humble whistle. Measuring just 2.9 cm long and weighing 3.4 g, the titanium WhisTi produces up to 110 dB of sound while doubling as a micro pry tool. There’s also a wider Dual version capable of 120 dB.
After spending recent years exploring tiny folding knives, WESN is returning its attention to full-sized everyday carry. The BOK is a five-year project featuring the company’s first button-operated liner lock, a CPM MagnaCut drop-point blade, and a choice of titanium or G10 handles. It’s now seeking backers on Kickstarter.
Takashi Murakami has launched his own watchmaking venture, and its first creation is anything but ordinary. The Skull Flowers watch takes the shape of a titanium skull with spinning flower eyes, hides its jumping-hour display along the edge, and houses a Swiss tourbillon movement. Five extravagant versions are available.
Nearly 30 years after its original debut, URWERK has resurrected one of its earliest watches with a venomous new look. The UR-101 Green Mamba pairs a stealthy black case with an emerald-green wandering-hour display, mechanical movement, and unmistakable science-fiction styling. Only 50 examples will be made for collectors worldwide.
Dash cams aren’t exactly known for their looks or user-friendly controls. VUEROID’s H1 QHD Infinite takes a different approach with a smartwatch-inspired touchscreen and hands-free voice commands. Behind its unusual design sits a Sony STARVIS 2 sensor capable of QHD recording, along with GPS and flexible parking surveillance options.