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TAG Heuer’s new Formula 1 Solargraph pays tribute to the final Dutch Grand PrixOrange you eager to get your hands on this new TAG Heuer Solargraph?
By Bethan Morgan Published
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Timex brought back its first digital watch and its glorious 1975 design with a wonderfully strange navy acrylic surround frame has barely agedThe Q Timex 1975 SSQ Digital Reissue brings back one of the brand's earliest digital designs with an always-on LCD display and bags of retro charm
By Matt Kollat Published
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Apple Watch could look very different in the future, we might even get an Apple Fitbit rivalApple could redesign the Watch from 2027 on, with one eye on the rise of other wearables
By Rik Henderson Published
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Worried about losing your batteries? Now they can track themselvesThis clever camera battery has built-in GPS so you can find it when it inevitably disappears into a drawer
By Luke Edwards Published
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Patagonia's seriously cool Nano-Air bomber jacket weighs less than a can of CokeThe new update brings lighter 40g FullRange insulation for mountain missions, alongside new everyday silhouettes
By Matt Kollat Published
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The stunning Syitren transparent player puts the "see" into CDsThis transparent CD player turns your favourite albums into a piece of living wall art
By Luke Edwards Published
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Motorola's smartwatch concept isn't actually a smartwatch, it's an "unfoldable" phone you can wearMotorola's latest patent turns a smartwatch into a handheld screen when you need more space
By Luke Edwards Published
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“At some point, you simply have to trust and follow the car”: How can Formula E drivers finish a race with only 0.1% battery left? Here’s the answerThe cars use predictive software, powerful regenerative braking and a surprising amount of trust
By Matt Kollat Published
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Self-healing clothes are a reality and they're built using fungusThis living fungal fabric can repair tears, clean itself and even protect you from UV rays
By Luke Edwards Published
