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Jeremy White

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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Jeremy White

    Casio’s Crystal G-Shock Is the Most Expensive Ever Made (opens the original)

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    At Madison Square Garden in New York City on November 9, 2017, at the G-Shock 35th Anniversary Celebration, G-Shock creator Kikuo Ibe showed off three sapphire-crystal prototype watches: one clear, one ruby, and one sapphire blue. Because machining sapphire was so difficult at the time, each watch took over a month to produce. These were built with, for the time, high-end Casio features such as Tough Solar power and Multiband 6 radio-controlled timekeeping—but as they didn’t meet the G-Shock

  2. Article · Sep 7, 2026 · Jeremy White

    To Boldly Dough! Le Creuset Sent Its New Star Trek Cooking Collection Into Space (opens the original)

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    Logic clearly dictates that the needs of the penne outweigh the needs of the stew, or the bun. While this would have been a gloriously fan-faithful reason for Le Creuset, the French-Belgian maker of colorful cookware for more than a century, to materialize its new limited-edition Star Trek collection, the range is being launched in celebration of 60 years of the cult sci-fi show. No matter, because when you have such stellar items as Vulcan oven mitts, shuttlecraft baking dishes, and—perhaps bes

  3. Article · Sep 5, 2026 · Jeremy White

    The Watch World Went Crazy This Week. Here Are the 10 You Need to See (opens the original)

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    While Watches and Wonders every April is undoubtedly the watch world's main event of the year, Geneva Watch Days—which inauspiciously launched in 2020, the year Covid was declared a pandemic—is now establishing itself as a serious follow-up. Big brands can hold back key releases and gain valuable space to shout about new pieces away from the horological hubbub of W&W. A second bite of the marketing apple in the latter half of the year seems like a good idea, as Swiss watch exports declined again

  4. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Jeremy White

    Casio’s Leaked G-Shock ‘CasioNaut’ Looks a Lot Like a Patek Philippe Classic (opens the original)

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    The high-end watch world has an understandable affection for Casio. You can easily rock an iconic, brightly colored F-91W in any meeting with a luxury brand, and you'll get nods of approval. It is, after all, the watch that has graced the wrists of Barack Obama and Napoleon Dynamite. If not the F-91W, you'd be on similar safe ground sporting the famous “CasiOak” that many G-Shock fans love because of its more than passing resemblance to Audemars Piguet's Royal Oak, which was recently given a

  5. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Jeremy White

    The Range Rover Electric Has Finally Arrived (opens the original)

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    It feels like we have been waiting an age for the Range Rover Electric. First announced back in December 2023, JLR's luxury EV SUV was meant to hit the road in 2024, but extended development testing forced the carmaker to push its arrival back. Now it's finally here—one of WIRED's most anticipated rides—the first fully electric Range Rover. The specs are as mighty as you would expect. Dual 260-kilowatt motors deliver “V8 levels of power” up to 542 horsepower and 850 newton-meters of torque (20 p

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