“The Oak & Oscar Humboldt GMT has ‘The Gentleman Adventurer’ written all over it,” said Max from WatchCrunch in his review of the Humboldt GMT. Oak & Oscar is proud to be reviewed as an independent watchmaker that's "killing it!" Continue reading

Popular YouTube Watch Review channel Random Rob got his hands on an Oak & Oscar Humboldt GMT and reviewed it for his nearly 70,000 followers. Read more about the review here. Continue reading

If you're a fan of bourbon, good people, and podcasts then y'all really need to listen to the recent podcast by, Dads Drinking Bourbon, that features Chase, founder of Oak & Oscar.

Chase and John chat all about Oak & Oscar, our team, appreciation of bourbon, the watch industry, and doing what you love. 

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If you're a fan of cars, and especially vintage cars, then you've likely heard about the Goodwood Revival. It's held in England over three days and features historical cars racing around the track, period themed wardrobes and tons of drooling over vintage grails on wheels. We're talking about some seriously cool cars. 

Click through to read more about it and who was spotted wearing our watch!

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We've always been so impressed with Will's watch reviews—of our timepieces and of other brands. He always puts so much thought and effort in everything he does and it shows! Thanks Will! Continue reading

Looking for the perfect Old Fashioned recipe? Try asking a watchmaker! The Angostura bitters in an Old Fashioned have a surprising horological connection. You might even say that the cocktail and hand-polished anglage go hand-in-hand. Continue reading

Looking for a YouTube review of the Humboldt GMT? Well, here ya go! We loaned Mark, founder of the Average Bros YouTube channel, a white dial Humboldt GMT for a few weeks and he's just uploaded a super comprehensive, detailed and thoughtful review. Click through to watch it and find out my favorite quote...! Continue reading

I was super excited about this interview...not only because I got to chat with my buddy Felix Scholz but also because I think the conversation about "Swiss Made" is necessary. It's a bold stance, but I personally don't think "Swiss Made" is the end all be all. Read more to find out why! Continue reading

Worn parts are replaced or repaired during a service. But how does a watchmaker decide when a component is too worn? Continue reading

Nora Taylor, a born-and-bred Chicagoan and Deputy Editor at Hodinkee laid out a great article with lists of watch shops, restaurants, and things to do while visiting the Windy City.

We were honored to mentioned as the "home team" watch brand! 

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