Every damned time Sinn releases a new watch, I lose my mind… This one is special. Based off a German military design and limited to 1000 pieces. Expect a price just shy of $2000 which isn’t all that bad considering the hardware.
As a user and lover of the Fuji X-Pro 1, I find this new X-E1 a bit intriguing. For one, it’s about $700 less than an X-Pro 1 and while it lacks the gorgeous hybrid viewfinder, it does feature an electronic viewfinder that is reportedly as good as the unit found in the Sony Nex 7. I’m starting to wonder if I “adopted” a bit too early…
In any case, details of this new wonder here.
Just went I thought I was away from Moleskine, THEY PULL ME BACK IN.
This, ladies and gentlemen, is pretty damned smart. I think I need to buy one and test it…
Sometimes, a man needs a drink. Don’t be a pansy momma’s boy and get yours from some polished and engraved job. No. Get your drink from a real man’s flask.
Sometimes I feel like Bell & Ross tries too hard with the whole Military theme thing. They take and implement things so literally that they often find themselves in Orange County Chopper territory. That being said, I’m in love with their latest – The WW2 Régulateur. It’s has a nice vintage aircraft feel to it without being over the top. And it’s “only” six large.
I’ve used and loved Moleskine notebooks for years, but have always been frustrated by their lack of perforated pages. I don’t treat notebooks like some kind of art safe – I use them as tools… and so fairly often, I like to rip a page out and tack it on my bulletin board. If you do this too many times to a Moleskine, your whole damned $20 notebook falls apart. Screw that.
Enter Ecosystem notebooks. They are like Moleskines, only better. Every single page is perforated. They are available in both hard and soft cover and a number of different paper configurations. You can build your own here or buy them for fairly cheap here. You’ll never buy another Moleskine again.
