The past ten years have been a wild ride! Click to read all about the early days of Oak & Oscar, how far the brand has come this last decade, and where we're headed from here!

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The Schaublin 70 has been the backbone of manual machining in the watch industry for nearly a century, with its heritage stretching back to the 1930s, and is still produced today in the Jura mountains of Switzerland. Continue reading

WatchGecko identified Oak & Oscar among seven brands that are the future of American watchmaking. Read on to find out why the brand stands out among its peers!

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HSNY returns to the Oak & Oscar HQ on February 22nd and 23rd! 

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Magnets are everywhere. That's bad news for your mechanical watch. The good news is that our Humboldt GMT is built to withstand them! Read on to learn about how the Humboldt GMT stands up to the power of magnets. Continue reading

Should you wind your automatic watch by hand? Find out why Oak & Oscar watches like the Humboldt and the Olmsted are completely safe to wind, no matter what. Continue reading

Introducing the Humboldt GMT Titanium! Now available in grade 5 titanium, a very light weight and super durable metal,and featuring our newest, most sought after dial color—dark green!  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

Ever wondered what literally makes your watch tick? Join us at Oak & Oscar HQ in Chicago April 1-2 for a hands-on class detailing the ins and outs of mechanical watches. Continue reading

Manual-wind and automatic mainsprings have different designs. Let's look at what makes them work, why they're made with those funny shapes, and how to keep from damaging the thing that keeps your watch moving. Continue reading