Tie Pin Collar Bar

Our tie pin collar bar is the ultimate finishing touch in the refined gentlemen's wardrobe.Thin, discreet shape keeps tie and collar neatly in place.

Kilt pin closure.
Elegantly presented in our velvet-lined, logo-embossed box
2". Sterling silver or gold-plated sterling silver. Made in Italy.

$95

Source: Ralph Lauren

Antique Belt by Sugarcrane

Inspired by the decoration and intricate craftsmanship of Old World Italy, this antique-brass colored buckle is an homage to the great artisans, and created with the utmost attention to detail.

Made of brown Italian leather, this belt has a smooth, natural texture. The Sugarcrane logo is debossed at the end, and two snap buttons allow the buckle to be detached.

$113

Source: Sugarcrane

RICHARD JAMES SAVILE ROW LEATHER WALLET

Hand made Savile Row calf skin leather wallet. 8 pockets for credit cards or business cards and room for bills. Black on the outside with orange, yellow blue or pink leather inside. Made in London. By Richard James.

$198

Source:whotelsthestore

Arctic Net Cooler Scoop

The Arctic Net Cooler Scoop is like the super hero of parties, fighting frost bite inflicted by ice chests everywhere by doing the scooping for you. Another amputation narrowly avoided AND it has a bottle opener.

Source: after5catalog

EGO Notebook

Tulip Computer introduced it's limited edition notebook pc ‘ego’ during CeBIT 2007, which is made of special material that is used in fashion accessory. Its designer’s signature is printed on the space bar.

Source: AVING USA

The Rotolog

MOVEMENT
CUSTOM RIGHT-READ DIRECT TIME JAPANESE QUARTZ WITH LED.

CASE
CUSTOM 30 METER STAINLESS STEEL WITH HARDENED MINERAL CRYSTAL, REAL WALNUT WOOD OR ENAMEL INLAY AND DOUBLE GASKET CROWN.

BAND
CUSTOM SOLID STAINLESS STEEL WITH REAL WALNUT WOOD OR ENAMEL INLAY AND BUTTERFLY CLOSURE.

Source: Nixon Now

Diskette Notepad

Here's a durable notepad where you can jot down Red Hat package installation errors, or save the email from that cute, bespeckled CS major researching Ruby on Rails at the coffee house you frequent.

Source: Fractil Spin