Editor's Picks: Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen, Cervélo bike and Nothing earphones
From Nothing's new earphones to Mercedes-Benz's electric G-Wagen, these are the things we're lusting after right now
Words: Zak Maoui
Each week we present to you some of the best gear on the planet. Whether it's Mercedes' electric G-Wagen, Nothing's newest earphones or a bike from Cervélo, these are the products you need this week to shake up your lifestyle.
Nothing earphones
Nothing might be best known for its Android phones, but it's the label's earphones that we're hooked on. These eye-catching yellow Nothing (a) earphones have a 45 dB active noise cancellation, powerful dynamic 11 mm driver and next-level sound with LDAC. What's more, they provide 42.5 hours of listening time. That's a hell of a lot of sound packed into these tiny earphones.
Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen
The Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen has long been a sought-after vehicle, with its roots in military, but now a common sighting in big cities around the world. Now, in line with the universal move away from gas-guzzling vehicles, it pulls up in an electric version. The G 580 with EQ Technology can travel up to 294 miles with a top speed of 112 mph, while it can go 0-60 in roughly 4.5 seconds.
Seiko Victory Limited Edition Marathon Alarm Clock
Did you run the marathon? Well this ones for you. Inspired by a marathon timer, this is a replica of Seiko's professional timer in matte yellow. It offers a countdown timer, stopwatch, automatic alarm stop within 5 minutes, alarm with snooze function, calendar, and dial light.
GH Bass loafers
GH Bass began in Maine in 1876, when George Henry Bass began working as a junior partner at EP Packard and Co. Three years later he owned the company, changed its named to GH Bass and the rest is history. Today GH Bass does some of the best loafers on the planet, and the range is extensive. These ones come with a chain detailing, a silver horse-bit trim and-stitched seams.
David Gandy Wellwear Ultimate Scoop T-shirt
David Gandy isn't just a pretty face, but also has his own brand. David Gandy Wellwear specialises in well-made separates ideal for everyday wear. This T-shirt is up there among the best pieces, and it comes with a Gandy-approved subtle scoop neck and is made from super soft Better Cotton Initiative cotton.
Cervélo Áspero bike
Built on the original game-changing 2019 model, Cervélo's new Áspero has some improvements: a threaded BB shell, neater cable routing, and a UDH-compatible derailleur hanger for those who want to use SRAM’s Transmission drivetrains. It's also more aero, which the brand explains won't have a huge effect on your speed, but you'll conserve body energy.
Penfolds Bin 389 Cabernet Shiraz
With a rich, deep body, and combining the structure of Cabernet with the richness of Shiraz, Bin 389 exemplifies why Penfolds is our go-to for a decent red. It balances fruit and oak, and makes for an aromatic wine that has subtle mocha and coffee flavours.
Lochlea Distillery Sowing Edition
Lochlea Distillery in Ayrshire is revealing the third ‘Crop’ of its renowned and much celebrated Seasonals range of whiskies. The kicking off with the third and final part of the trilogy series – Sowing Edition (Third Crop). This latest and final release of Sowing has been matured exclusively in ex-Bourbon barrels, allowing floral, fruity notes to come through in the final dram.
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