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

WatchPro, a multinational watch industry media outlet, highlighted Oak & Oscar Founder and Owner Chase Fancher as one of WatchPro’s top 100 industry leaders in their 2023 edition of WatchPro Hot 100. Continue reading

We’re excited to announce that we’ve restocked our leather watch straps, bringing back some classics and introducing a few new colors!

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Oak & Oscar Watches use the most common form of regulation, but there are other options. Read part two of our three part series on regulation from the bench. Continue reading

One of our amazing owners, Dr. Albert Coombs (@OfficialCPTime / @drteef on Instagram) set up this Oak & Oscar green dial Olmsted No Date to be raffled off, benefiting the Alexandria-Fairfax Alumni Chapter Kappa Scholarship Endowment Fund (KSEF). Continue reading

Watches are useless if they don’t keep time, so how do we make sure that they’re accurate? It’s a process called regulation, and it’s one of the most delicate adjustments that a watchmaker can make. Continue reading

Watch review site Fratello featured an article written by Michael Stockton, reviewing the Oak & Oscar Olmsted No Date. Continue reading

Tanner T. recommends the Humboldt GMT as one of the watches to add to your $5,000 collection, writing about the adventure watch's capabilities as well as the community you get with being an Owner. Continue reading

That's right — we're crowd sourcing the name for the new Oak & Oscar wagon! Vote in the poll to help determine the name for the Outback. Continue reading

YouTube watch review account RandomRob did a thorough video unboxing the new Oak & Oscar Olmsted No Date in one of his latest videos.  Continue reading