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Charlie Paris x The Atlas

A work of art on the wrist

Charlie brings the calligraphic abstraction of the artist L'Atlas, a major figure in international urban art, onto the dial of his most iconic watch, theINITIALInspired by the creative universe and urban geometry of the artist L'Atlas, and in homage to his expertise, the expression of his art is materialized by a precise and architectural cut on the dial, revealing the automatic movement at its heart.

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Comment régler l'heure sur sa montre ?
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How to set the time on your watch ?

Many of you wear a Charlie Paris watch, but when the time change  When the time arrives, you wonder how to set the time on your watch. In this article and video, we'll explain how to change the time on your watch. For a quartz watch as for a automatic watch, The procedure is the same for setting the time. 

 

  1. Pull the crown out to position 2. 
  2. Turn the crown to set the time as desired.
  3. When you have finished, press the crown to the 0 position. Check that the crown is properly engaged; it is what guarantees the water resistance of your watch.

If like our dive watch Concordia, Your watch uses a screw-down crown. Please follow the same instructions as before, except that you must unscrew the crown before pulling it out to set the time. To avoid damaging the threads and your watch, when screwing it back on, take this simple precaution: use your thumb and forefinger, press the crown against the threads, and turn it downwards (counterclockwise). After a short while, you will hear and feel a "click," indicating that the crown is properly engaged. You can then screw it back in (clockwise) with peace of mind. 

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