A full service involves completely disassembling the movement, down to the tiniest parts, repairing or replacing any worn components, thoroughly cleaning everything, re-lubricating, reassembling, and intensively testing each watch. Continue reading

It’s pretty straightforward to size one of our bracelets, and you can do it yourself at home. Continue reading

We’re incredibly honored to see Oak & Oscar’s white dial Olmsted included the seven watches to wear after labor day story, which are comprised of watches with anything from white dials to white ceramic.  Continue reading

Poor timekeeping is one of the main indications that your watch might need a service, but how do you know how well your watch is keeping time? Continue reading

There’s a particular service request that comes in during summer more than any other season: sticky bezels. Learn how to clean you bezel at home. Continue reading

We're excited to welcome Greg Trotter as Oak & Oscar's new Operations Manager! Continue reading

Today we’re introducing it as the Olmsted Experiment Number 1, or Olmsted ExP-01, the first addition to a new explorative line up of Oak & Oscar watches. Continue reading

On National Camera Day, we tapped Director of Watchmaking Nathan Bobinchak to share his impressive analog camera collection. Continue reading

Oak & Oscar founder Chase Fancher was interviewed for a recent Hodinkee article by Hodinkee Editor Anthony Traina about the Swiss watch industry’s increased watch prices resulting in record high profits while questioning the staying power of such a move. Continue reading

What keeps your watch on time? The action of regulation, as our Director of Watchmaking Nathan Bobinchak details in this three part series. Continue reading