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Cartier recently re-released its Pebble Watch, and horologists are going crazy. The timepiece was originally released in 1972 – but only six pieces were produced. Now, to celebrate its 50th anniversary, Cartier has relaunched the watch in an 18-karat yellow gold case on a brown calf leather strap. Inside the case is a manually-wound Cartier Caliber 430MC; the case itself features a rounded-edge diamond-shaped “lozenge” dial atop a softly rounded case. Similar to its ancestor, the new Pebble will be decidedly ultra-rare but more plentiful: Cartier will release only 150 new pieces of the Pebble… for $45,000 each. That said, considering one of the original models recently sold for over $400,000 earlier this year, it’s a small price to pay for a piece of history.

Today we’re taking a look at biodegradable lighting, a limited edition knife set and a new sneaker safe. This is Today in Gear.

Today in Gear is our daily roundup of all the latest product announcements, drops and news from Gear Patrol Studios. Send your most pressing product questions to [email protected].

Patagonia’s Nano Puff Jacket Is Ultralight and Packable

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To keep its ultra-popular insulated puffy jacket ultra-lightweight, Patagonia utilizes recycled ripstop. The durable material keeps the jacket extra windproof, and its water-repellent finish helps keep you dry. Should you get caught in a quick drizzle, don’t fear: The Nano Puff’s recycled synthetic insulation is equipped to trap heat – even when wet – and maintain proper coziness, no matter what you encounter. Meanwhile, elastic-bound cuffs and a cinch-able hem allow you to tailor your fit. When it’s time to ditch a layer, Patagonia’s Nano Puff stuffs right into its own pocket. If you’re looking for a comfy, stashable puffer, absolutely look no further than the Nano Puff.

Modern Smoke Accessories for the Conscious Decorator

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Laundry Day wants you to rethink what smoke accessories can look like. The brand is releasing collections that double as sculptural, decorative objects – its products will look just as great on a bookshelf or side table as they will while in use. Take its newest Chrome collection, a handful of shiny metal pipes in oblong shapes like cubes and oblong spheres. Of course, all of the products function as comfortable, durable – and fully functional – pieces that retail for $68 each.

Gantri’s Newest 3-D Printed Lighting is Biodegradable

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The brand’s newest launch encompasses 20 different designs created by seven international and emerging studios. A standout includes the new Analog Collection, which comprises floor, table and wall lights designed by Chris Granneberg. Inspired by stackable legos, the pieces feature a “crisp, geometric look” and rotate for added functionality. 3-D printed and built with plant-based materials, the biodegradable products mark a step in the right direction for any and all futuristic lighting to come.

Made In Reissues Its Four Most Popular Knives as a Limited Edition Set

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Made In, has become a darling among today’s cutting-edge culinary equipment brands (read our list of 9 Made In must-haves here). The brand’s knives are among its best products and the most difficult to procure – and are being reissued for a limited time. Now is the time to pick up Six Inch Chef Knife and a Boning Knife, both of which are made with micarta handles; the Cleaver, which is made with an ebony wood handle; and the brand’s Eight Inch Chef Knife, which sold out in four hours when it was originally released in 2019. Act fast to glow up your kitchen sitch.

Got $25,000 Lying Around? Build Your Own Sneaker Safe

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Stadium Goods has teamed up with Döttling to offer fans a new, made-to-order sneaker safe. The piece takes inspiration from Stadium Goods’ Trophy Case and allows fans to display and protect their most valuable sneakers. Fans can build their safe from various materials, including calf leather, faux alligator and faux ostrich, for $26,000 – $29,500. Each safe includes interior LED lighting, prime ventilation, optional embroidery and a rechargeable fingerprint lock for added safety. If that’s not enough, you can add a sound alarm that will be triggered whenever the safe is moved.