Welcome to The Dial, the place to stay dialed in to everything Oak & Oscar.
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.
Read more →It’s pretty straightforward to size one of our bracelets, and you can do it yourself at home.
Read more →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.
Read more →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?
Read more →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.
Read more →We're excited to welcome Greg Trotter as Oak & Oscar's new Operations Manager!
Read more →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.
Read more →On National Camera Day, we tapped Director of Watchmaking Nathan Bobinchak to share his impressive analog camera collection.
Read more →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.
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