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The new collaborative riff on the Pilot's Navigator Date just launched today, and it's selling fast. [View in Browser]( [Alternate text] SHOP EXCLUSIVE SUBSCRIBE [J.Crew and Marathon's Swiss-Made, Mil-Spec Watch Is a Damn Steal—and Damn Good-Looking]( [J.Crew and Marathon's Swiss-Made, Mil-Spec Watch Is a Damn Steal—and Damn Good-Looking]( Here to help you get back in the swing of meetings and appointments is a brand-spanking-new timepiece: The Pilot’s Navigator Date by J.Crew and Marathon Watch Company, which hit J.Crew's website today. Like the rest of Marathon's rugged-as-hell watches, the collaborative edition of the Pilot's Navigator Date combines Swiss engineering and military durability. It includes a unique fibershell case that is shock- and sweat-resistant, and features self-contained tritium gas tubes that guarantee visibility in dim environments. Where J.Crew changes it up, however, is on the blue-and-gray nylon strap, and the J.Crew emblem etched into the 316L parkerized steel crown. Basically, it’s the blue steel of the bunch, which means that it’s really, really, really, ridiculously good-looking. [Read More]( [The Best Jeans on Amazon, No Matter What Fit You're Looking For]( [The Best Jeans on Amazon, No Matter What Fit You're Looking For]( A map to all types of denim treasures at the behemoth retailer. [Read More]( [The Best Turtleneck Sweaters Pack a Ton of Personality]( [The Best Turtleneck Sweaters Pack a Ton of Personality]( The tried-and-true topper has become certifiably badass. [Read More](    [The Refined Career of Rolling Stones’ Drummer Charlie Watts, in Photos]( [The Refined Career of Rolling Stones’ Drummer Charlie Watts, in Photos]( The iconic figure in music, and an architect of rock 'n roll, has died at the age of 80. [Read More]( [Celebrities Wearing Shorts in the '80s: The Photos]( [Celebrities Wearing Shorts in the '80s: The Photos]( A little inspiration for your summer. [Read More](    [The Curious Case of 'Tattoo You']( [The Curious Case of 'Tattoo You']( It was 1981, and the Rolling Stones were stuck. They had committed to a massive summer tour, and they didn’t want to waste the opportunity to promote a new record. But Mick Jagger and Keith Richards were fighting—barely speaking, much less writing any new songs—and the clock was ticking. “There was no time to make a whole new album and make the start of the tour,” said Richards, in 1993. The band’s longtime engineer, Chris Kimsey, came up with an elegant solution. They had released five albums in the previous seven years, so maybe, he reasoned, there were enough worthy outtakes or unfinished drafts to assemble a record. [Read More]( [Alternate text] [Tonight on Dateline This Man Will Die]( [Tonight on Dateline This Man Will Die]( NBC's "To Catch a Predator" arrived in Murphy, Texas, to conduct a sting operation. The only honest thing that followed was the gunshot. [Read More]( [Join Esquire The Select for $40/Year. Learn More!](  Follow Us       
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