While fish on watch dials are having a moment, let's remember that Oak & Oscar did it first and their collaboration with artist Tim Johnson continues to create one of a kind watches for owners to cherish that are not screen printed but instead hand-painted one brush stroke at a time under a microscope.
Thier latest is a Westslope cutthroat painted on a black dial Olmsted for an owner to capture memories of fly fishing trips many miles into the backcountry for these wonderful dry fly sipping trout.
Thier latest is a Westslope cutthroat painted on a black dial Olmsted for an owner to capture memories of fly fishing trips many miles into the backcountry for these wonderful dry fly sipping trout.
Interested in learning more? Visit these past T.F.M. posts on Oak & Oscar hand-painted dials...
A CLOSER LOOK AT THE PROCESS OF HAND-PAINTED DIALS
What fish would you have painted on a Oak & Oscar watch dial? If you ever have questions about an Oak & Oscar watch, consider reaching out with an email. I would be happy to discuss my experience.
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