Rare Early A Lange & Sohne 310.025 Men's Watch French Digital Light Emitting Diode

Take a step back in history with this watch, it dates back to 1975, which makes it one of the earliest LED watches around and this one still works in both style and design. This watch could pass off as being a new design as well, so there is retro and modern design. Features:Novus (National Semiconductor) 300 WM01 Quartz Three Functions ModuleAsymmetrical Case 40 mm long x 42 dmm wide (not incl pusher)Rare Early A Lange & Sohne 310.025 Men's Watch French Digital Light Emitting Diode!Featured in the famed Doensen book Watch History of the Modern Wristwatch (page 73) and des Heures a Conter (page 158)New Old Stock (NOS) Never sold, worn and in new condition in storage for nearly four decadesNeeds correct batteries andor servicingPriced at $725

Glass is taste and chemical free, and the bamboo armor makes it pretty much indestructible. But you'll want it mostly because it looks awesome. ($25). Barefoot-Inspired Shoes......are taking over. Besides Vibram's now classic Five Fingers (in new models!) and Merrell's new Barefoot collection (a slipper-like running shoe), A Lange & Sohne 308.027 Men's Watch New Balance is launching a new line of less-shoe-is-more models called the Minimus. It's about 4mm thick in the heel, instead of about 12mm—which forces you to run in a more flat-footed, barefoot-like way. There's one for road, trail, and—er—wellness (i.e., other stuff you sorta need a shoe for, but not much shoe).

There's also a new Teva model called the Zilch--a minimalist sandal! Actually, this isn't for running—it's more of an ultralight sandal you can roll up and bring with you for camp, which definitely beats walking around a tent site barefoot. It's going to run you $80. Return of the GriGri!After 20 years, Petzl has finally redesigned the GriGri—the classic autolocking belay device that made being on rope with a novice belayer a A Lange & Sohne 308.032 Men's Watch far less hair-raising experience. The new device is much lighter (25-percent), can handle ropes as thin as 8.9mm (as opposed to the old device, which wasn't designed for ropes thinner than 10mm), and has a much smoother system for slowly lowering a climber—all addressing complaints climbers had with the original GriGri. Portable Beer BottleTechnically, this is not a thermos for your beer.