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While some wish they had more snow in their winter season, others are fighting their way through the iciest locations on Earth on a daily basis. A nod to those weathering the frozen tundra all around them, this everyday carry loadout features silvery white colorways for your pockets.
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Grand Seiko SLGB003
While most watch brands lean towards either jaw-dropping dial design or interior mechanics, Grand Seiko chooses both — and happens to do each better than arguably anyone else on the planet. Last year, the Japanese watchmaker came out with its Ultra Fine Accuracy (U.F.A.), evolving the stunning Spring Drive movement that’s been wowing enthusiasts for over two decades, now with even better precision (if that were even possible). Debuting for the first time in regular production in the titanium SLGB003, the U.F.A. got paired with a silvery blue dial sporting a pressed texture designed to evoke the look of the frost-covered trees east of the brand’s Shinshu Watch Studio in the Kirigamine Highlands. It’s truly a sight to behold.
YSTUDIO Classic Revolve Ballpoint Pen Spring
Ystudio makes some of the finest high-end writing utensils on the market. Housed in a brass shel, this Classic Revolve Ballpoint Pen Spring has exceptional weight balance and won’t roll away when you set it down on the desk thanks to the angular shape. Weighing a mere 1.16oz, this Shiny Silver limited-edition has been coated on the outside so it shimmers in the light.
Spyderco Dragonfly Stainless
Of all the Spyderco knives we could be discussing — and there are many — the Dragonfly is one of the most instantly-recognizable. The first from the brand to feature the finger choil, the EDC folder also sports a unique curved handle shape and a Trademarked Round Hole for one-hand opening. Spanning 5.54” in total, the knife is made and assembled in Japan with VG-10 stainless steel. We love the matching stainless steel handle on this variant, which brings an elegant property to the versatile tool.
Oakley Eye Jacket Redux
Simply put, Oakley has been on an absolute roll these past couple of years with their retro-futuristic releases, such as this Eye Jacket Redux. Seen here in all silver, the model revives the brand’s revolutionary silhouette from 1994 using modern-day tech and construction like the brand’s O Matter frame and secure Unobtanium nose pads. Likewise, the proprietary color-enhancing Prizm lenses are polarized to reduce glare.
