It takes most people years to acquire a reasonable amount of add-on junk for the console of their choice — but if you lack the time and have the money the Pinel & Pinel Arcade PS Trunk ($90,000) can have you gaming like an old pro on day one. This insane set includes a PS3, two Formula 1 racing seats with Thrustmaster steering wheels, a selection of 24 PS 3 games, an 1,800-watt sound system, a Playstation Move camera, four Move controllers, two Move shooter guns, four PS3 wireless buzzers, four Dualshock 3 controllers, two arcade fighting sticks, a 55” Sony TV, and four pairs of 3D glasses, all of which is housed in a custom trunk that’s covered in calfskin and measures just 51” x 55” x 36” when closed.

No worries about this one ending up like the rickety table at the neighborhood bar. This Electropolished Steel Foosball Table ($4,000) is crafted in Spain from the aforementioned electropolished steel and hardy iroko wood. It features metal players and built-in levelers for keeping things perfect even when that surface isn’t, all of which combines to make it rugged enough for outdoor use — even if you’re unlikely to ever take it outside.

There are plenty of rare watches out there, but few are literally one-of-a-kind. Created for the Only Watch auction in 2011, this Louis Vuitton Tambour Diving Watch ($TBA; Auction) is crafted from 18K black gold, and features a black and orange design, a square button chronograph, counter, date, and an orange rubber strap. It comes encased in a custom Damier Graphite canvas presentation trunk, and includes additional black and orange alligator straps, as well as a certificate of authenticity. (Uncrate)

When Skyfall opens next month, you might notice a rather stylish bespoke rifle case — but you don’t need to wait to buy it. The Globe-Trotter James Bond Collection (£725-£5,000; roughly $1,160-$8,000) includes the Stabilist Aluminium case — inspired by the aforementioned rifle case — as well as a variety of cases ranging in size from 16” to 33” and a line of leather goods that includes a bag, wallets, and card holders. Each one has subtle Bond detailing, but thankfully avoids any tacky displays of branding.(Uncrate)

Walking in the city can be rough — so outfit yourself properly with these Cole Haan Waterproof & Reflective Wingtips ($280-$330). Available in Cooper Square and LunarGrand styles, the waterproof versions are seam sealed to keep water out, while the reflective versions feature panels of light-refracting material in between smooth leather. No matter which you choose, you can count on a subtle grey colorway accented with striking splashes of pink. (Uncrate)

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Neon brights drove home the American sports themes seen throughout apparel, as baseball and basketball silhouettes came to the fore. Within accessories, orange, lime and pink updated the sports loafer at Juun J and were used as an accent on the classic white tennis shoe at Qasimi Homme. Use these colours with confidence and contrast with a sharp white accent. (Lab Daily)

Japanese brand Roberu have updated their iconic iPhone case to fit the latest iPhone 5. It comes in a range of 5 different colors utilizing oil and camel leather and fitted perfectly with elasticity in the center back. The sewing detail is spot on and there are openings for the earphone portion, the back camera, speakers and headphone jack so you don’t compromise convenience for design. Pre-orders are available now through Roberu with deliver to begin later this month. (Porhomme)

One year ago, the relentless visionary and innovator Steve Jobs passed away. Now you can celebrate his legacy with a Steve Jobs Tribute MacBook ($TBA; Auction). This extremely limited edition — only three are being made — MacBook Pro with Retina Display features the Jobs silhouette Apple logo design by Jonathan Mak carefully cut from the edges of the Apple logo, and Jobs’ “You can change things” quote laser-etched on the bottom. All proceeds from the auction will be split between the crowdfunding charity Get It Done and a new fund being set up for iPhone apps that add value to society (Uncrate)

You can pay for your coffee, turn off your lights, control your TV, and start your car with your smartphone — so why can’t you unlock your doors? That’s exactly what Lockitron($150) does. This sleek box slips over the inside of most deadbolt locks, and sports built-in Wi-Fi to let you check on the status of and lock/unlock your door from afar. You can also add family and friends as guests to share access, but we’re most excited about the Bluetooth 4 integration, which means it can sense your iPhone 4S or iPhone 5 and unlock the door automatically without you ever having to do a thing. (Uncrate)

This year saw LeBron win his first NBA championship, so it only makes sense that his followup sneaker boasts a number of firsts as well. The Nike Lebron X ($270) is the company’s first signature shoe to offer Nike+ Basketball support, which lets you track in-game activity via your iPhone, and is the first Nike shoe ever with a full-length visible Nike Zoom unit. Modeled after a diamond, the shoe also offers Hyperfuse construction for a one-piece upper, Flywire technology for a secure fit, and a lightweight feel. Available in three colorways. (Uncrate)