Johnny Brayson is an Associate Editor at Gear Patrol. He believes that a happy living space contributes to a happy life, and he covers a diverse range of topics including beauty, fashion, food and beverages, as well as retail and aviation, often exploring how these areas intersect with social issues. Johnny's work has been featured in HICONSUMPTION, Gear Patrol, and NewsBreak.
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2025 may have only just begun, but Tudor is wasting no time in staking its claim for the most hyped watch of the year
This year has an inordinate number of major watch brands celebrating big anniversaries.
By: Johnny Brayson
If you're buying a new chronograph this year, there's a good chance it'll have this trait.
Zenith's El Primero chronographs share an extensive history with the Rolex Daytona. The brand's latest model attempts to outdo it.
By: Johnny Brayson
Just when I thought this diver couldn't get any cooler. If you're familiar with Malaysian independent watchmaker MING , then you know the brand loves to — to paraphrase Fleetwood Mac — go its own way.
I'm struggling to think of one thing I'd change about it. Chopard might just be the ultimate sleeper watch brand
No one ever said basic watches have to be ugly. With a continuous stream of blockbuster watch releases dating back to the launch of the Bel
By: Johnny Brayson
They kept everything good about the watch and fixed its biggest drawback.
Its design was inspired by recently discovered archival drawings of an unreleased watch. By now, I think we're all familiar with the formula when it comes to vintage watch reissues
By: Johnny Brayson
It even has an in-house skeletonized automatic movement. Most watch styles are available at all price points.
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