Ethan Brehm

5 days ago | hiconsumption.com | Ethan Brehm

Four decades ago, Citizen accomplished something most watch brands only dream of by fundamentally changing how an entire community interacted with their environment. The 1985 Aqualand was the first dive watch to pack an electronic depth gauge, essentially strapping a dive computer to your wrist. Now, with diving having evolved so much in nearly half a century, Citizen’s looking back to where it all started with the Promaster Aqualand 40th Anniversary Limited Edition.

5 days ago | hiconsumption.com | Ethan Brehm

There’s something poetic about Lotus perfecting its final combustion-powered sports car just as the automotive world pivots towards electrification. Since its 2021 debut, the Emira has carried the weight of being the last of its kind from Hethel, but with the new V6 SE and entry-level Turbo variants, we can clearly see how internal combustion still has something meaningful to offer. Four years into its lifecycle, the Emira has found its rhythm.

5 days ago | hiconsumption.com | Ethan Brehm

Dads get a bad reputation for being boring and dry, but we know plenty of fathers who like to surround themselves with items as chic as they are. For the design-forward individual in your life, check out our guide to the best designer gifts for Father’s Day, featuring everything from watches to tape dispensers. While Swiss and Japanese watchmakers seem to get all the attention, one of our favorite brands comes from right here in the U.S. — and has been for 150 years now.

6 days ago | hiconsumption.com | Ethan Brehm

Dometic might be synonymous with portable fridges for your RV, but the Swedish company’s latest venture tackles a problem that’s been plaguing campers for decades. Traveling with more than one cooler can often pose a conundrum. They refuse to stack, fit, or work as part of a cohesive system. However, with Dometic’s new Recon series, they’ve completely rethought how we approach cold storage in the wild.

1 week ago | hiconsumption.com | Ethan Brehm

Admittedly, we’ve been getting a bit fatigued by the Swatch x Blancpain parade. While a $400 price tag on a luxury diver is certainly a headline-worthy story, the loud ocean-inspired colorways of the Scuba Fifty Fathoms vary between playful summer wear and “acquired taste” territory. Enter the Green Abyss variant, the latest in the collaborative collection, showing just how well the storied Swiss brands can balance concept with GADA wrist presence.