Breitling just joined forces with surfing legend Kelly Slater and his sustainable outdoor company Outerknown for a rugged new watch that should hit aquatically-inclined horological obsessives like a gigantic wave. 

The Breitling X Outerknown Superocean Heritage II Chronograph is a sleek, 44mm timepiece that draws inspiration from the high seas with a blue and black colorway and a deep blue Nato strap wristband made of ECONYL yarn that leverages recycled nylon.

That’s the kind of sustainability that Outerknown has built a reputation on and it’s exciting to see it extending into Breitling’s offerings. 

Of course, at its core, the Superocean is crafted with the same quality and luxury that you’d expect of Breitling, and this watch carries a $7,100 price tag as a result.

Water resistant to 200m, the Superocean is sure to be a terrific companion to anyone counting the minutes for the tides to come in. It’s available now from Breitling. (Buy) 

November — nay, Movember — is upon us, which means it may be time to put your razor away and formally renounce the cleanshaven life for a month, and embrace the glorious mustache that’s itching to sprout on your upper lip. 

The whole point of letting your facial hair grow free during Movember is to improve men’s health and raise awareness for the biggest health issues men face, such as prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental health problems, and suicide prevention.

In 15 years, the Movember Foundation has funded over 1,200 men’s health projects globally, and they predict that by 2030, they’ll reduce premature death in men by 25 percent. So, growing out that stache is for a great cause.

With that said, here’s a fun fact: In a recent survey of 500 single women from the dating app Plenty of FIsh, it was found that 64 percent of ladies think it’s hella sexy when a man participates in No Shave November, a.k.a. Movember. 

And here’s another fun fact: A giant survey of 8,520 women revealed that men with facial hair are, in fact, more attractive than everyone else. So there’s that.

So, in honor of Movember, check out this cheeky roundup of 15 celebrity ‘staches, ranked.

15. Michael Cera

“Sup ladies.”

14. Samuel L. Jackson as Jules Winnfield

 His Pulp Fiction ‘stache is one of the more menacing mustaches in cinema history.

13. Rollie Fingers

Rollie Fingers wasn’t just a great pitcher–he also had a pretty sweet ‘stache.

12. James Franco

Perfect for his role as a ’70s sleazeball on HBO’s The Deuce, but perhaps not the best everyday look.

11. Albert Einstein

The “m” in E = mc2 stands for mustache. 

10. Hulk Hogan

Hulk Hogan’s horseshoe is definitely the most recognizable pro wrestling whiskers ever.

9. Ron Burgundy

“Don’t act like you’re not impressed.” 

8. Friedrich Nietzsche

“Without music, life would be a mistake,” the famed philosopher once said — but judging from his perfectly-coiffed lip rug, I think he meant: “Without a mustache, life would be a mistake.”

7. Sam Elliott

Nobody can pull off a bushy silver ‘stache like Sam Elliott can. 

6. George Clooney in The Monuments Men

Clooney crushing the mustache game, just like you knew he would.

5. Brad Pitt

Simple, understated, and handsome as hell.

4. Freddie Mercury

Freddie Mercury: Maker of masterpieces, both in music and facial hair.

3. Burt Reynolds

RIP, Burt and his iconic soup strainer.

2. Nick Offerman

Nick Offerman isn’t Nick Offerman without his luxurious lipholstery.

1. Tom Selleck

Bow down to the GOAT. With its incredible shape, form, and fullness, Tom Selleck’s Magnum P.I.-era mustache is, without a doubt, the greatest celebrity mustache the world has ever known…as if there was ever any doubt.

The Boston Red Sox celebrated their 2018 World Series win over the LA Dodgers like true champs—by dropping a whopping half million bucks at a Los Angeles nightclub. 

The MLB titlists reportedly racked up an astronomical $300,000 bar tab at a Nightingale Plaza party. A Red Sox team member generously left a $195,000 tip, bringing the total to nearly $500,000. 

TMZ obtained an itemized receipt of their boozy indulgences: 

• 60 bottles of Moet
• 48 bottles of Dom Perignon
• 43 bottles of Ace of Spades
• 17 bottles of Jack Daniels
• 12 bottles of Perrier-Jouet
• 11 bottles of Jameson
• 5 bottles of Veuve Clicquot
• 1 bottle of Cristal
• Multiple bottles of Don Julio and Belvedere

ESPN credits new Red Sox manager Alex Cora as the breakout star who created a championship culture in Boston.

“Everything he did worked,” said pitcher Nathan Eovaldi, whose World Series performance was made possible by Cora’s experimental strategy. “He just has a way of making you believe.”