If you’ve ever felt the desire to lay out in front of the pool, but be floating, you’re in luck! Hoverit, based out of the UK, has developed a floating lounge chair they call the “Lounger”. For just $8,350 you too can float on air using the repelling magnetic forces which allow you to do so. The chair is made out of clear acrylic, but is also available in other colors if the see-through doesn’t do it for you.
The Nottage Design G-1 glass pool table may be the coolest looking pool table I’ve ever seen. Featuring a transparent glass top, you can see everything going on. Even though the top is glass, Nottage developed something called Vitrik, which allows it to have the same rolling resistance as a traditional felt surface. This makes the balls have a “floating on air” effect as they glide across the table. The glass is also 4-6 times stronger than glass, so you won’t need to worry about breaking it. Since standard slate isn’t used, it’s also much lighter than your regular old pool table. The design is simply astonishing all around, from the table itself to the rack. Pricing starts around $25,000, but will be the talk of your house or billiards bar.
Our friends over at Exotics & Luxury recently made a post about the Urwek 103T Tarantula watch, simply a work of art on your wrist. The watch is constructed of high grade titanium and aluminum alloys, as well as relying on ARCAP 40 (an alloy primarily composed of copper and nickel with no magnetic proprieties and a high resistance to corrosion). When each hour passes, the satellites perform four 120 degree turns as the cross makes its cycle before they are ready to complete their task for another hour. We couldn’t find any definitive pricing (it’s definitely over $1,000), but we’ve read that Urwerk is considered the Bentley of watches. We saw some numbers as high as $170,000 for a watch from another collection.
As guys, we all love cars, and how many of us have the Maisto models in their homes? Maisto blinged up their Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 model with 7,668 Swarovksi Crystal’s. Currently only available in Europe in a limited batch of 550 units, there are plans to bring it to the US. The 1/18 model comes in leatherette case with blue felt insert, rests on a black wood stand, and has a metal nameplate depicting the title of the unit. Each unit is priced at $1,665.
You’re already cool enough to have or want an Apple iPhone (I know I am), but what do you do to step yours up from everybody else and their grandmother who has one? If you have a little extra cash burning in your pocket, get your iPhone in 24-Karat gold from this seller on eBay. With a buy it now price of about $1,000 USD, it’s not really that much more expensive over a regular out of contract8gb iPhone. The entire phone isn’t gold, but simply the Apple logo on the back and the outer trim, keeping it away from a gaudy look.
[Source: BornRich]
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