The term "manufacturer" is highly coveted but often misused. Team Charlie Paris sheds light on this specific term in the watchmaking industry and introduces you to a famous watch manufact...
Because a watch is never alone, we've gathered your most beautiful photos of Charlie Paris watches here. Thank you for these inspiring looks.
Today Team Charlie Paris presents the Citizen Miyota caliber 82S7 movement and unveils its automatic men's watch which uses this caliber.
Watches are fragile objects and it is not uncommon, through clumsiness, to break the glass. Don't worry, changing the glass of a watch is a very classic repair.
Many of you wear your Charlie on your wrist, but not just any wrist: very often the left one! There are various explanations for this, but just for you, we have selected two.
In watchmaking, numerous decoration techniques exist. Today, Team Charlie Paris has decided to introduce you to one of them: guilloché, one of the oldest decorative techniques in watchmaking.
Giving a man a watch is more than just a gift. It's a gesture that embodies time, shared memories, and the values you wish to pass on.
The term GMT, Greenwich Mean Time, dates back to 1675. It was only in 1880 that Greenwich was adopted as the world's legal time.
From the 13th century to today, from the beginnings of watchmaking to the rise of luxury timepieces, the history of French watchmaking in step with political, technical and social revolutions.
We have to go back to ancient Greece to truly understand the choice of the direction of the hands which would allow watches to function a few centuries later.
Waiting 100 years is already a very long time... Waiting 107 years then seems like an eternity! But how did this expression come about and where does it come from?
Why are there 60 seconds in a minute, 60 minutes in an hour, and 24 hours in a day? To find its origin, We need to go back to ancient Egypt.