OAK MOD

The OAK MOD collection is an independent MedoMods homage in a Royal Oak-style direction, not an original watch or a manufacturer model.

The OAK MOD collection is for a Royal Oak-style integrated-bracelet Seiko mod watch. It combines NH35 and NH38 automatic versions with VK63 Meca-Quartz chronograph versions in the same angular, integrated-bracelet direction.

The OAK Mod Black pairs a 41 mm stainless-steel case with a dark dial, sapphire crystal and an integrated steel bracelet.

Automatic or chronograph?

An NH35 or NH38 model is automatic and mechanical. A VK63 model is a battery-powered Meca-Quartz chronograph with a stopwatch function. These movements create three distinct technical directions within the OAK range.

The OAK Mod Black uses the VK63 Meca-Quartz movement; its adjustable steel bracelet has a butterfly clasp.

Case, dial and bracelet

The collection includes 41 mm and 41.5 mm cases. Dials range from classic layouts to Open Heart designs and chronographs with subdials. Integrated steel bracelets and selected rubber straps change the silhouette, while sapphire crystal and 5 ATM water resistance are shared across the OAK models.

Related collections

For a different integrated-sport look, see NAUT MOD. TONA MOD includes models with VK63 chronograph movements.

OAK model features

The octagonal case and integrated bracelet form the collection’s visual thread. Black, blue, white, green and silver dials, open movements and chronograph displays give the individual versions their character. The configurator offers base watches for your own build.

Questions about choosing a model

Automatic or chronograph?

NH35 and NH38 are mechanical automatic movements; VK63 is a battery-powered Meca-Quartz chronograph. Blue Open Heart shows an automatic movement through the dial, while Chronograph Black has a stopwatch function.

Which OAK MOD variants are shown here?

Blue Open Heart and Chronograph Black represent different movements and dial layouts. Compare these functions before choosing among the other colours and finishes.

How do case, dial and bracelet details differ?

The angular case gives OAK its outline. An open dial and a chronograph dial divide the face differently; steel bracelets and rubber straps also vary by model.