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Bell & Ross Vintage 126 Flyback
Bell & Ross have released the Vintage 126 Flyback watch, a fly–back chronograph powered by an automatic Dubois Dépraz movement. The watch has a 43mm steel case with black PVD finish and features a fly-back function and tachymeter scale. The Flyback is limited to 500 pieces and is available from October in both an orange canvas strap and a black rubber strap.



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AETHER MOTO BOOT
Aether Apparel have introduced a new boot specifically designed for motorcycle riding. The sleek Aether Moto Boot was designed for any urban setting, giving you optimal comfort and control for riding or hitting the pavement. Made in Portugal from Italian, vegetable-tanned leather (a material that grows more beautiful as the years pass), the elegant boots feature internal D3O ankle-protection pads for impact protection out on the road, a Vibram sole, a re...
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NIKE AIR MAX 1 OG VINTAGE | Image

NIKE AIR MAX 1 OG VINTAGE
A sneak preview of the new and updated interpretation of the forthcoming Nike Air Max 1 OG VNTG available for Summer 2013. The classic runner was first introduced back in 1987, Its hard to find fault with this shoe, you can see why Nike didn´t change much from the original version. A timeless classic, to bad there is still a long wait for these...source...
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VOID WATCHES
VOID Watches has a unique take on watch design using simple yet expressive shapes, giving their watches an almost architectural expression. The watch brand was launched in 2008 as the single vision of Swedish designer David Ericsson. The design draws heavily on the Scandinavian design tradition using simple geometries and materials often found in architecture. The movement is made in Japan....
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