Johnny Brayson is an editor at Gear Patrol, primarily focusing on the intricate world of watches. He has a keen interest in luxury goods and appreciates the finer details that make each timepiece unique, advocating for a more compact design in watches. Johnny's work has been featured in HICONSUMPTION, NewsBreak, Gear Patrol, and MSN.
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Doxa and Hodinkee have teamed up for a limited-edition reinterpretation of the former's rare 1960s "Army" dive watch.
By: Johnny Brayson
Ming teams up with Malaysian pewter maker Royal Selangor for a 37-Series watch featuring a hand-hammered pewter dial.
By: Johnny Brayson
New watch of the summer loading. Someone at the Swatch Group seems to have an infatuation with turquoise dégradé dials.
By: Johnny Brayson
Sicura is back. While Breitling sits near the top of the luxury watch landscape these days, consistently ranking among the top ten in market share among Swiss brands , that wasn't the case 50 years ago.
By: Johnny Brayson, Sean Tirman, Brad Lanphear
Keep time with watchmaking's most exciting new releases. From afar, the watch industry may seem unhurried.
Green with envy. Seiko's high-end sister brand, Grand Seiko , has become quite synonymous with using the natural beauty of its native Japan as inspiration for its gorgeous watch dials.
By: Johnny Brayson
The tough get going. Five years ago, Breitling became the official luxury watch partner of the Ironman triathlon . As a maker of hardcore
A wearable tribute to a motoring icon. If I ask you to name two Japanese brands, it probably won't be long before Seiko and Honda are both named.
By: Johnny Brayson
On the August 3 episode of 'WWE Monday Night Raw,' Roman Reigns showed off a very rare Audemars Piguet Royal Oak.
Feeling bleu. Launched by Audemars Piguet in 1972 as the world's first luxury steel sports watch, there's a lot that's iconic about the Royal Oak.
