The Good Gear Club Blog

Having watches on rotation allows you to tailor your wristwear, either for your look or for your itinerary. Chronographs bring a bit of mechanical luxury and make a key piece of any collection.

Posted by Charanjit on 12th Oct 2026 at 16:00.

When you spend time working from home, cultivating a workspace can help fuel productivity. It's not just about ergonomics, it's about surrounding yourself with the tools that make working just a little more joyful.

Posted by Charanjit on 5th Oct 2026 at 16:00.

Whether you're heading to work, packing for a quick weekend getaway or getting ready for a long-haul flight, traveling light doesn't mean leaving good design behind.

Posted by Charanjit on 28th Sep 2026 at 16:00.

Christmas is fast approaching and if you haven't found the right thing for that special person then let us help with our 2025 Gift Guide.

Posted by Charanjit on 11th Dec 2025 at 15:00.

Apple not only launched the M4 family of chips, but we were treated to Apple Intelligence too.

Posted by Charanjit on 20th Dec 2024 at 14:00.

We're down to just a week before Christmas but if you need some inspiration then we have plenty of ideas for you to browse through.

Posted by Charanjit on 18th Dec 2024 at 15:00.

Your EDC (or Everyday Carry) refers to items and accessories that you carry daily. They're the essentials and those have-to-hand accessories that you keep on your keys or on your person. The EDC lifestyle is rooted in practicality and organisation with every item serving a purpose and in some cases solving multiple problems all at once.

Posted by Charanjit on 1st Dec 2024 at 14:00.

Good Gear Club was launched as a way to share a curated collection of high-quality and well-designed products from around the web.

Posted by Charanjit on 28th Nov 2024 at 14:00.

The Nike Dunk is an all-time classic, one of the most iconic shoes in the history of sneaker culture. To do this day it remains one of Nike's most famous sillouhettes and one of my favourite shoes. The Dunk was irst released in 1985, designed by Peter Moore as a basketball shoe, it has evolved into a cultural phenomenon that has been embraced by athletes, skates and sneaker enthusiasts. The Dunk was actually designed by taking design elements from Nike's Terminator, Legend and Air Force 1 shoes.

Posted by Charanjit on 20th Nov 2024 at 14:00.