Todd Snyder x Timex’s Greatest Hits Are Now 70% Off

And those aren't the only good watches available in the NYC-based designer's winter sale. If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       Todd Snyder and Timex's Greatest Hits Are Now Up to 70% Off   Oh, what a week it's been for watches. First there was the brouhaha around Joe Biden's Rolex. Then there was the (sort of) resolution to said brouhaha, on the same day, as it happens, that we witnessed a couple other noteworthy moments in timekeeping, courtesy of Omega on one hand and the one-two punch of Hublot and Takashi Murakami on the other. Lots of good stuff, but all of it hovering around the investment-level end of the price spectrum. A nice place to visit and have a look around, for sure, but sometimes you're only doing just that: looking. Not to worry. There's plenty more good watch news to be had, and this time around it's courtesy of Todd Snyder and his ongoing collaboration with Timex. Right now, Snyder is hosting one hell of a winter sale, and alongside all the fantastic outerwear and equally exceptional shirt options, there's a small stash of watches well worth your attention. Three of them—the Mod, the Maritime Sport, and the Welton—are verified greatest hits from the duo of brands, showing up in a handful of different iterations over the years. A couple more—Todd and Timex's Pride watch from 2020, and the Q Timex Falcon Eye—are one-offs, at least for now. But all of them would look pretty damn good on your wrist, especially with an additional 40 percent off the already discounted price when you use code SALE40 at checkout. Read More           Our Favorite Winter Essentials Under $100 to Buy Right Now   Perhaps you've been resting on the laurels of big fits from days past. Perhaps you've simply given up. Either way, it's never too late to up your game with a vengeance, like you're Jordan coming back to torch the entire damn league in '95. And as it turns out, you don't need a whole lot of cash to stock up on the type of cold-weather essentials that'll see you through the season in style. A hundred bucks—and this list—will take you plenty far. From cozy fleece jackets to the moisturizer that'll keep your moneymaker in prime condition throughout the coldest months of the year, this is everything you need to establish your stylish bona fides for good—all for below a Benjamin. Read More           You Can Buy Apple's AirPods Pro on Amazon for Under $200   What is the first thing you reach for every morning? For some, it might be their phone or a gargantuan cup of coffee. But for many, it's their headphones. Whether you're dialing into a Zoom call, in need of a good playlist to get the day started, or hoping to tune out your noisy roommate, a good pair is integral to any WFH setup. Since we'll be working from home for the foreseeable future, now's a better time than any to upgrade your current pair. Fortunately, Amazon is taking $50 off Apple's AirPods Pro earbuds right now. So, what are you doing still reading this? Go on, grab a pair. Read More           The Best Cast-Iron Cookware in the Game Just Hit 55% Off   Are your kitchen cabinets positively bursting with pots, pans, dishes, and more? We'll let you in on a little secret: You don't actually need all that stuff. No, all you really need is probably, like, one pot and a really amazing cast-iron skillet...or maybe two if you're feeling really crazy. Either way, whether you want to add to your already impressive collection or are trying out cast-iron for the first time, then you're definitely going to want to check out this sale on Lodge cast-iron cookware that's currently running on Amazon. The whole entire sale, which has savings up to 55 percent off, is worth taking a scroll through on Amazon, but we've picked out some of our favorites. First up is this Lodge 8-Inch Cast-Iron Skillet, which is perfect for those just starting out. You'll save about $10 on it, which is definitely not too shabby considering it'll only run you about $10 after that discount. If you're looking for something a bit bigger, you can also pick up this 15-Inch Cast-Iron Skillet, a perfect size for cooking up a full meal. You'll knock a few bucks off the price for that one, as well. Read More           On Kevin McCarthy's Pilgrimage to the Holy Shrine of the Golden Commode   The FBI is still rounding up the people who occupied the Capitol for the purpose of overturning a presidential election. The trials are going to be in federal courts all over the country for years. More dreadful material is bound to come pouring out about the insurrection, and about the administration that welcomed it. And barely three weeks after the mob overwhelmed the Capitol, the Republican Party has decided that it can't win an an election without the mob, and without the president* who incited it. For all our political divisions, we thought we all still agreed that overthrowing the republic and submitting to the rule of Buffalo Head Guy and the Walmart Warlords would not be a satisfactory outcome. For all our political divisions, we thought that cop-killing was something that devalued your political relevance going forward. Clearly, this calls for further study. Here's Charles P. Pierce on Kevin McCarthy's place in it all. Read More           Wall Street Elites Tried to Fight Back Against the Reddit Masses. The Masses Aren't Having It.   There are few things in this life that can bring Congresspeople Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ted Cruz, Barstool Sports president Dave Portnoy, and Reddit day-trader bros together, but outrage against the Wall Street/Big Tech industrial complex is one of them. That unlikely alliance formed after stock trading platforms E-Trade, Robinhood, and TD Ameritrade announced they would no longer process trades for AMC Theaters, Blockbuster, GameStop, and a host of other stocks that have been targeted by r/WallStreetBets (WSB), a Reddit group for trading stock tips. Here's John McDermott on how what began as some bored Reddit bros trying to make a quick buck has turned into a sociopolitical debate about the nature of power and wealth, involving some of the most notable names in business, culture, media, and politics. Read More         Read More on Esquire.com       Follow Us     Unsubscribe  Privacy Notice   esquire.com ©2021 Hearst Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Email Privacy, 300 W 57th St., Fl. 19 (sta 1-1), New York, NY 10019