New York’s own, MOSCOT releases their latest collection. The MOSCOT Titanium series take their famous original styles like the Nebb, Lemtosh, and Miltzen and gives them the metallic treatment. The super lightweight frames marry old school and timeless styles with modern metals for a modern finish. The translation works and should appeal to a wide range of eyeglass wearers who may be ready for a break from the plastic frame establishment.

More views of the MOSCOT Titanium Autumn/Winter 2009 after the jump.

We’ve mentioned the Linde Werdelin watch company before- they’re Two Timer Biformeter is a killer specimen into what man can do with machines. Now they are back with something new in the form of the Spidolite Chronographs. Hodinkee describes the new titanium based watches best, “The real news-worthy piece of this release is that the SpidoLite is the first of many watches from Linde Werdelin that will feature movements from independent manufacturers.  In fact, they will release a new watch every single year that features an independent movement.  The watches will of course be produced in limited numbers (as the SpidoLite skeleton will be released in a run of only 44).” Drilled Ti. I just like saying it.

More views of the Linde Werdelin The SpidoLite Chronographs after the jump.