$2,650.00
The Atwood is a 39mm, manually wound, flyback chronograph with a blued column wheel, 58-hour power reserve and a classic tri-compax design. Coming in at only 12.9mm to the top of the double domed crystal, the Atwood is also our slimmest chronograph to date. The Atwood features Oak & Oscar’s quintessential sandwich dial and a wrapped tachymeter scale along the rehaut that goes to 54 units.
The Atwood is powered by the innovative AMT5100M caliber, a product of Sellita’s bespoke AMT Manufacture division—a high-end experimental group like Mercedes’ AMG or BMW’s M program. The AMT5100M is a manually-wound column wheel, flyback chronograph caliber with a robust 58-hour power reserve and 23 jewels.
The watch is offered on our precision-designed, tapered (20mm-16mm), brushed stainless steel bracelet with solid, fully articulated links. The bracelet has 7 removable links and a six-position quick-adjust, locking clasp and will fit wrists from 6.2 inches to 9.1 inches (158mm-231mm). The Atwood marks the first Oak & Oscar chronograph to be offered on a steel bracelet
Sellita AMT5100M mechanical Swiss movement with 23 jewels
Manually wound
Flyback with blue column wheel
58-hour power reserve
28,800 bph / 4 Hz
316L Stainless steel
39mm case diameter
12.9mm case height (including the domed crystal)
5 ATM water resistance (50 meters)
20mm lug width
46.0mm lug-to-lug
Double-domed sapphire crystal with multi-layer anti-reflective coating
Sandwich dial with Super-LumiNova BGW9
Two-year limited warranty
* International buyers are responsible for any customs duties
The Atwood
Stainless steel bracelet
20mm olive drab nylon strap with orange stitching and signed hardware
Canvas watch wallet
American-made strap changing tool
I acquired this to add to my Oak and Oscar Jackson chronograph. They make a perfect two watch pair. I really enjoy both the great styling and terrific build quality. Chase always makes buying these a pleasure. Keep it up!!
I like the watch. The feel and the look. Not too large and heavy. I still have to remember to wind it unlike any watch I've had in decades but that is part of why I like it.
I did not expect to like the green canvas and but have been using it for months now. The only thing I would modify is the band is kind of stiff and difficult to thread through the clasp when putting it no and the clasp wraps much further around my wrist than I expected. If that is for a reason, I don't know.
So glad you're enjoying your Atwood John! I'm also a big fan of a handwound watch — really helps me connect to it on a better level. I love knowing that I need to take time to wind it and give it life.
As for your nylon strap, it is such a good combo with the Atwood! One of my favorites and also a pleasant surprise for me too. Here's a youtube video we made on how to wear it: https://youtu.be/e2EnLX37VC8
Thanks again!
-Chase
The Atwood does it all - perfectly sized, extremely accurate and pairs just as well with jeans as it does a suit.
Sub 40mm, all stainless steel sports chronograph, on a bracelet with a folding clasp that has toolless micro adjusts. Oh, and a specially made manually wound flyback movement. All packed into a beautiful carrying case that has room for another watch and everything in your wallet. And all for less than $3,000. Not sure what else can be said. Chase and the Team have nailed it.
It’s perfectly balanced and symmetric. It lives in the sweet spot where simplicity is elegance. It’s solid, but not too heavy or overbearing. It keeps great time and is a great conversation initiator. That’s all that needs to said.
