MATERIAL PURSUITS

This weekend’s curated luxury trends

TIME TRENDING

Adam Levine has made his mark on music and pop culture. Now he’s capturing time with a bespoke Rolex that lights up in neon green. The “Neon” personalization of Adam Levine’s gold Daytona® 116508 timepiece was produced in collaboration with Artisans de Geneve, an independent watchmaking workshop that offers handcrafted timepiece customization and restoration services. Levine’s adventure began with a drawing and several rounds of discussions with artisans to create something truly one of a kind. “I like classic watches, but I also want mine to be unique: it was very important for me to have something that resembles me, a unique piece that stands out from all the others,” he says. Learn more about this and other creations at artisansdegeneve.com/en/challenges/neon-for-adam-levine/.

CARTRIDGE COMEBACK

Retro fashion isn’t the only vintage trend that’s seeing a revival. If you’ve got some old Atari cartridges lying around or just want to introduce the next generation to the video gaming of your youth, the new Atari 2600+ is the perfect console for you. Now you can enjoy your favorite Atari 2600 and 7800 games all on one system, which comes with a CX40+ Joystick—lovingly recreated to the same specifications as the original, along with a 10-in-1 game cartridges featuring some of Atari’s most famous game also pulls double cartridge duty and features HDMI and widescreen options, ideal for old-school gamers in the 21st century. Available for $129.99. For more information, visit atari.com.

SUSTAINABLE SUITCASES

If you’ve ever lamented the problem of plastics in the sea, Harper Collective has an offer you may not be able to refuse. As the company launches its line of sustainable suitcases handmade in the UK with recycled sea plastics, it’s extending an exclusive opportunity to become a “founding member.” The first 1,000 of these suitcases will be numbered as limited edition models, representing your contribution to a more sustainable future. The carry-on suitcases are hand-made in England using a Sea Plastic polymer HDPE shell, resulting in a strong, lightweight product tailor-made for the modern traveler. Adding to the luxe presentation is an interior lined with diamond quilt recycled nylon from Barbour. Available for $765. Find out more at harpercollective.co.uk.