One of our favorite blogs, Worn & Wound, just published a review of the Atwood chronograph. Read on to hear what they have to say about our latest release! Continue reading

Watches by SJX reviewed the new Atwood chronograph. Author Brandon Moore highlighted Oak & Oscar's distinctive design language and the unique features that make the Atwood such a compelling release. Continue reading

Fratello just published a review the Atwood chronograph. Read on to find out what they're saying about the next generation Oak & Oscar chronograph! Continue reading

We're thrilled to introduce the newest member of Oak & Oscar's signature collection of watches. The Atwood chronograph is 39mm, manually wound flyback chronograph with a blued column wheel and a classic tri-compax dial design. We're proud to continue pushing horology forward, and we know you'll love this new watch! Read on to learn more about the Atwood. Continue reading

Oak & Oscar hits the morning news! Read on to hear about Good Day Chicago's feature on how Oak & Oscar is keeping the tradition of American watchmaking alive right here in Chicago. Continue reading

Oak & Oscar is proud to sponsor the Troutbitten podcast, your go-to source of information for all things fly fishing. 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

Read Worn & Wound's latest installment of their "Watches and What Else" series to hear how our watchmaker, Nathan Bobinchak, got into watches and how he sees the connection between audio equipment, watches, and all manner of other analog hobbies! Continue reading

Teddy Baldassarre released a video on what makes microbrands attractive in a crowded marketplace. Read on to see what sets Oak & Oscar apart! Continue reading

"Oak & Oscar's timepieces are tailored for modern-day explorers who connect with, and sometimes become, the stories interwoven into its world." We're committed to both pushing the craft of horology forward and to fostering the community of watch enthusiasts. Read Europa Star's feature to learn more about our approach to watchmaking! Continue reading