Johnny Davis is the Style Director at Esquire. He specializes in beauty and fashion, with a focus on luxury goods, the fashion industry, and apparel design, while also covering topics related to sports business and aviation. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Guardian, The Times, and Men's Health magazine UK.
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Johnny Davis' coverage mainly focuses on luxury watches, celebrity watch collaborations, and new releases in the watch industry. His content heavily features press releases and private sector announcements related to high-end timepieces.
Given his emphasis on new product launches and collaborations with celebrities, pitches for interviews or exclusive insights into upcoming luxury watch designs or partnerships may be well-received by Johnny. Additionally, offering insider information about limited edition releases or the stories behind iconic timepieces might capture his interest.
As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Johnny's work, he seems open to covering international developments within the luxury watch industry.
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By: Johnny Davis
Tag Heuer has today unveiled two new Formula 1 Solargraph watches to mark the final Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort.
By: Johnny Davis
Find out what they specialise in, what they're looking for – and what they've learned from years in the trade
By: Johnny Davis
The actor fronts a new generation of Longines' Master Collection – including a mechanical monopusher chronograph that offers an unusual amount of watch for the money
By: Johnny Davis
The latest Peanuts collection sends Snoopy racing, camping, biking and jumping through autumn leaves
By: Johnny Davis
Eight Sleep has become a $1.5 billion phenomenon beloved by athletes and tech billionaires. But can its AI-powered Pod actually make you sleep better?
By: Johnny Davis
The actor is the face of a new generation of the Swiss brand’s Master Collection—including a mechanical monopusher chronograph that offers an unusual amount of watch for the money.
Christopher Ward's new Biscay brings vintage dive-watch looks, serious specs and a pointed joke at its Swiss rivals
By: Johnny Davis
The Liverpool captain fronts the launch of Meridian, a stainless-steel alternative to the fitness tracker’s familiar fabric strap
Its extraordinary new collection also includes micro-origami manta rays, a gold-embroidered tiger and a snake made from more than 200 pieces of feather
By: Johnny Davis
Don't blame the AP x Swatch Royal Pop . That merely made explicit what watch brands have been hinting at: colour is back.
