A Famed Japanese Hi-Fi Maker’s New Headphones Are Primed for Movie Lovers

Yamaha is a storied Japanese audio company best known for its various lines of AV receivers, which serve as the central hub of some serious home theater systems. Now, the brand has released a pair of wireless headphones designed for watching movies on the go. The YH-L500A works on any Bluetooth-enabled device — so your smartphone, laptop, or tablet — and features Yamaha’s proprietary Sound Field technology that promises to create a three-dimensional listening experience. Basically, it sounds like you’re watching the movie in the theater. The headphones have two modes, Cinema or Music, to sound best based on how you’re using them.

After several updates, Citizen has finally released the perfect iteration of the Tsuyosa, the best affordable Datejust alternative. It has a 37mm case, introduced earlier in 2025, but the big update is the navy blue dial with a radial sunburst brushing. The integrated steel bracelet is a rounded three-link “president-style.” It runs on the Citizen caliber 8210 automatic movement with hacking and a 42-hour power reserve.

Capitalizing on the popularity of Zyn, these similarly canned pouches offer an energy-boosting alternative powered by natural caffeine from non-GMO green coffee beans plus B vitamins (Niacin, B6 and B12) and chromium, which helps stabilize blood sugar. Available in four flavors and two caffeine levels (100mg and 200mg), Wip hits you with a potent tingling sensation and a refreshing taste that lasts around 20 minutes.

Bellroy’s Laneway crossbody EDC bag is designed to hug your torso as you wear it, making it more ergonomic, secure, speedy and convenient. It’s also available in a trio of sizes — 2.5L, 7L and 12L — so you can customize it to your carry needs. It also features some handy internal organization, including a tether for your keys, and is made to pack down easily for storage and travel. Oh yeah, and it’s made from 50 percent recycled nylon, for the eco warriors.

Baltic’s Hermétique is already one of the most unique affordable field watches on the market. Now, it’s been given a vibrant, fun warm-weather refresh with a quartet of Summer editions. They maintain the same case size and material, automatic movement and overall styling, but now they come in four bubbly, beachy dial colors and matching rubber straps.

In honor of National Sunglasses Day (it’s a thing), Maui Jim introduces two new lens tints backed by the brand’s PolarizedPlus2 tech for UV protection, glare reduction and color enhancement. Hawaii Glow (left) carries a gold/bronze hue reflecting the golden hour just before sunset, while Hawaii Seashine (right) is a silver/grey tone that mimics the placidity of the ocean on a calm day. You can find the former in the Ka’apeha frame and the latter in the Mekala frame.

You could use ChatGPT to plan your honeymoon or another epic trip to some of the most famous resort destinations on earth, like Capri, Ibiza, Mykonos and Saint-Tropez. Then again, you could just download the upcoming update to Louis-Vuitton’s city guides app for iPhone and iPad for free throughout June. Each guide consists of personal insights from local influencers and luminaries that are paired with color, modern city depictions created by leading illustrators. As you might expect, each edition contains suggestions on luxury and boutique hotels, restaurants and eateries, fine markets and shops, museums, and cultural landmarks. After June, every destination guide will cost $7 a piece. And there’s always the option of picking up printed versions, sized at a pocket-friendly 107mm x 163mm, for $24 a piece at select Louis Vuitton shops, bookstores, and other travel retailers, which come with the bonus of four illustrated luggage tags for each destination.