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Today we’re taking a look at a new luxury electric motorcycle, sunny outdoor collection and the mechanical Delbana Recordmaster watches. This is Today in Gear.

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It’s Time to Rethink Everything You’ve Ever Heard About Electric Motorcycles

Curtiss Motorcycles

Curtiss Motorcycle Co. is a luxury electric motorcycle brand dedicated to building the finest — hand-crafted — motorcycles in the world. Today, the brand welcomes its first release ‘The 1’ ($120,000). The notably ‘perfectly balanced’ ride is backed by a patented Axis-Centered Design that leaves the motorcycle entirely, and completely, symmetrical. Powered by a 217 hp axial flux motor, the bike boasts a 120 mile range on the highway and 75 miles in the city. It’s iconic, immediately recognisable and unlike any other motorcycle. Fans can join the waitlist today, but be warned that only 120 units will be made.

Delbana Drops the Recordmaster Collection

Delbana

The new collection celebrates the brand’s 90th anniversary, and pays homage to Delbana’s nearly century’s worth of experience in independent watchmaking. It’s named after an enduring, 1950s Delabana classic and arrives with six mechanical releases. Fans can choose from a 40 mm polished stainless steel or yellow gold PVD case, which will both come on a handmade Italian leather strap. Powered by a hand-wound mechanical movement, the watches are water-resistant to 5ATM and marked with applied indexes and Arabic numerals. The dial is adorned with a central guilloche pattern surrounded by circular micro grooves, and products are now available for $920 – $1,010.

LSA Launched a New Range of Super Mod Planters

LSA International

The London-based design studio is known for creating gorgeous, contemporary glassware by hand. Their handmade collections feature everything from eye-catching whisky glasses to show-stopping tableware. Now, they’ve dropped the Terrazza collection, to offer fans a modern planter for every single room. Ranging from nearly nine inches to a whopping 29.5 inches tall, the Terrazza planters feature a mouth-blown bowl set on top of a powder-coated steel column base. Available in five different colors and equipped to help you grow everything from indoor bulbs to standard herbs, these planters can transform any room.

Functional Mushroom Chocolates for Day and Night

Alice Mushrooms

Alice Mushrooms offers mushroom-powered chocolates designed to help fans heighten their daytime focus and revamp their nighttime rest. The ‘Brainstorm’ combines Lion’s Mane and Cordyceps mushrooms (sorry to any wary Last of Us fans) with guarana and phosphatidylserine to deliver a clean boost of energy, focus and daily clarity. Meanwhile, the ‘Nightcap’ release uses Reishi, magnesium, zinc, chamomile and L-theanine to help fans drift off into a deeper, more restful sleep. Both are available in 32-day tins for $52 (or $89 if you couple up) today.

Jacquemus Dips Its Toes in the Furniture Scape

Jacquemus

The namesake designer Simon Porte Jacquemus recently partnered with Italian brand Exteta to launch an interesting new furniture line. The collection dropped as a new ‘rendition’ of Gae Aulenti’s 1964 Locus Solus outdoor furniture, and boasts four sunny striped pieces. The Lounger ($6,516) pictured here was released alongside another round armchair and compact chair, and will soon be joined by a fourth off-white version of the reimagined Locus Solus chair.

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