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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Johnny’s coverage primarily focuses on lifestyle and leisure, including watches, whiskey, cocktails, and furniture. His articles often involve promotional deals and reviews of products.
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The Billy Bookcase has long been one of Ikea's most popular products for "hackers," and now the brand itself is getting in on the DIY action.
By: Johnny Brayson
Omega partnered with the America's Cup on a special edition of the Seamaster Diver 300M, and it might just hint at the next generation of the iconic watch.
By: Johnny Brayson
Porsche Design has released the most daring version of its iconic Chronograph 1 yet, as it marks a couple of firsts for the watch.
From Pappy to the Buffalo Trace Antique Collection and more, here's everything you need to know about America's most-awarded whiskey makers.
Tissot has added what's sure to be a pair of coveted models to its PRX lineup with a green chronograph and anticipated mint-green automatic.
By: Johnny Brayson
It's the most versatile version yet. Although it doesn't get as much attention as many of Seiko's other lines, the Japanese brand's Presage
Practically perfect in every way.
By: Sean Tirman, Johnny Brayson, Brad Lanphear, Ethan Brehm
Keep time with watchmaking's most exciting new releases. From afar, the watch industry may seem unhurried.
The brand is returning to its roots. Timex has never been a watch company. OK, let me rephrase that. Timex has never been just a watch company.
By: Johnny Brayson
That's exactly what Vacheron Constantin has accomplished with its updated Traditionnelle Twin Beat Perpetual Calendar.
