You don’t need a boat to hit the water for new shores. The Sea-Doo Explorer Pro 170 is designed for more than just frolicking on the lake; it’s built for long-distance travel with a powerful engine, Garmin GPS and unrivaled upgrades to make the journey as comfortable as it is exciting. Featuring a windshield, adjustable-height handlebars, knee padding for rough conditions and a seat contoured for all-day adventures, this ultimate personal watercraft makes for serious fun at sea. With seating for three, a multi cargo rack system and a watertight phone compartment with USB port, you won’t have to leave anything behind, wherever you’re headed. $16,799.

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For a leisurely day on the water, capture all your favorite moments without fumbling for your phone with Ray-Ban Stories, the first smart glasses with dual HD cameras for capturing photos and video hands-free from your own eyes’ view. Even if you plan to live entirely in the moment and go photo-free, Ray-Ban Stories also provides Bluetooth connectivity for hands-free calling and messaging through WhatsApp and Messenger, plus access to your Spotify playlists so you won’t need headphones. They’re water-resistant but not waterproof, so don’t wear these in the water or while participating in splashy activities like jet skiing. Currently available in 28 variations across three styles, five colors and six lens options. From $299.

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Sperry Gold Original Handcrafted Boat Shoe
No day on the water is complete without the proper boat shoe. Sperry’s Gold Cup collection is crafted from full-grain leather uppers and lined with soft lambskin for the most luxurious feel combined with the structure and support of Sperry’s signature wet-dry traction technology. Sperry further elevates the iconic original boat shoe in its Handcrafted collection, offering premium leathers handsewn by Maine artisans and finished with a subtle red, white and blue stitch signifying their handcrafted, American origin. The Handcrafted collection is currently available in men’s sizes only. $375.

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Rebus Oxford 55 Signet Ring SMO Gold
An understated mark of luxury and class today, the signet ring has been used to express identity for more than 5,000 years. London-based jeweler Rebus specializes in bespoke signet rings designed in private consultation for complete customization. It also offers a series of pre-designed talismans, including a new nautical collection. Ships, anchors, seahorses, octopuses and more comprise the seafaring symbology of this collection, but the boat and lighthouse design is ideal for travelers seeking to follow the light safely home again after each unforgettable journey. The Oxford 55 is available in single-mine origin yellow gold, ethically sourced in Mali. $2,540.
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