If you?ve met Chase Fancher, founder of Oak & Oscar, you probably know that he?s something of a bourbon enthusiast. I?m not saying you?ll be plied with the stuff if you come hang out at his booth at a Windup, but I?m not saying that?s definitively off the table, either. So it wasn?t a huge surprise when news came across the transom that Oak & Oscar?s latest limited edition is a thoughtful collaboration with FEW Spirits, whose founder and master distiller Paul Hletko is a personal friend of Chase?s. The new watch, a variation on Oak & Oscar?s popular Olmsted, the brand?s 38mm field watch, has plenty of little Easter eggs for bourbon lovers, but is also just a great looking execution of what has become a signature referenced. 
Those Easter eggs are threefold. First, the dial the color of the Olmsted FEW is a dark salmon tone lifted directly from FEW?s own color palette. It should be immediately recognizable to fans of the FEW spirits, but is also an altogether appealing shade in its own right, and represents Oak & Oscar?s first attempt at a salmon dial, a color that has taken off in popularity (and proven to be highly versatile in a huge variety of watches) over the last few years. Second, and this is somewhat standard on these types of collaborations, the FEW logo is displayed near the 6:00 position. Besides the FEW and Oak & Oscar branding, the dial is quite clean, without any excess text, and lets the color shine (but, not literally, because ...