Our 2016 Wishlist: Great Gift Ideas From the Editors of WIRED

Staying fresh under pressure is the secret to your success. Same deal with this jacket, which has a lot of hidden storage space for your gear. Mesh lining and airy, moisture-wicking fabric make summer subway rides more comfy, and you’ll still look sharp at the board meeting. Argent Coolmax Blazer | $298

Your sleek road bike deserves better than that clunky hunk of a bike bell. Knog’s modern update to the ugly brass contraptions of old wraps around your handlebars like a bracelet. Give the plastic lever a flick and it’ll strike the curved aluminum chime, producing a harmonious ring that’s as pleasant as it is effective. Knog Oi Bike Bell | $20

Who says your party jams can’t be chic? Swaddled in high-quality Kvadrat wool, Vifa’s new wireless speaker looks as fabulous as it sounds. Plus, with its one-piece aluminum frame and integrated handle, you can boom this box anywhere without worrying about it going bust. Vifa Copenhagen Loudspeaker | $799

You make fashionable choices for your running shorts, so do the same with your eyewear. The lightweight frames on these running glasses have rubber-coated titanium temple tips and nose pads, for no-slip durability. Choose from a variety of tints on the lenses— maybe pick whatever matches your shoes. District Vision Keiichi | $199

It’s a bummer when the windows in your cube farm don’t slide open. Keep your cool with this pint-size fan. To power it, plug it into any USB port. Then precisely position the spherical fan on its cradle and enjoy the breeze. Leibal, 11+ O-Fan | $50

Prep for sweater weather with this fuzzy (and super-soft) mohair-blend crew neck. The form-hugging rib knit is sophisticated enough for office holiday parties but also keeps you cozified at chilly family gatherings. Burberry Ribbed Sweater | $550

The first men’s watch from Chanel is unique inside and out—and will turn your wallet inside out. The hour is displayed in the window, and the large minute hand leaps from 60 all the way back to 0 at the end of each hour. The clear back reveals its stunning automatic innards.
Monsieur de Chanel | $36,000

These Bluetooth sports earphones are your new workout pal: They look good, stay put when you’re dripping sweat, and sound like wired buds. They’ll keep you going until the four-hour battery runs out and maybe help shave 10 seconds off your mile.
Jaybird Freedom Wireless | $199

In this case, less really is more. Leica’s full-frame range finder produces stills of exceptional quality but lacks an LCD for reviewing your images. The setup forces you to stay in the decisive moment and worry about the results later. It’s a throwback to the days of film, giving you an extra rush of satisfaction when you found out that you did indeed get the perfect shot.
Leica M-D | $5,995

OK, so you’ll never drive the famed Porsche 917 that won the 24 Hours of Le Mans. But thanks to artist Stéphane Dufour, you can push a minimalist 1⁄18-scale version of it around your coffee table.
Stéphane Dufour Porsche 917 Gulf Sculpture | $550

Bring a little bit of the wilderness into your urban nest. This wall-mounted sconce is a doe by day and a buck by night, when you switch on the light. The aluminum head comes in several colorful finishes, but gold is best.
Popup Lighting Aluminum Deer Head LED | $290

The Super 8 camera gets a super-great redesign by Kodak and Yves Béhar. An LCD and rechargeable batteries provide modern comforts, but the 8’s beating heart remains the same: You can shoot on film without needing a Hollywood budget.
Kodak Super 8 Camera | $2,000