A whirlwind is a horological complication whose primary purpose is to reduce the effect of gravity on the functioning of the mechanical watches. From Abraham Louis Breguet's first tourbillon to Ja...
Do you love beautiful watches and want to start a watch collection? Today, Team Charlie Paris gives you its best advice for starting a watch collection.
Steel, gold PVD, or black PVD: how do you choose the watch that suits you? Charlie Paris guides you to find the Case tailored to your style, your accessories and your daily life, while combining ro...
The balance bridge is the key element that holds the balance wheel in place, ensuring that the heart of the watch beats regularly. Invisible yet essential, it transforms the energy of the movement ...
Wondering what happens to your automatic watch when you're not wearing it? Charlie Paris explains why it stops, how to restart it, and how to care for it to keep it accurate and reliable.
For the first time, Charlie Paris is featured in the streets of the capital. A warm and poetic urban campaign to celebrate the brand's 10th anniversary and highlight the collection. Initial, betwee...
To keep your watch in good condition for many years, it needs to be cared for properly. Find our tips in this article!
Getting started in watchmaking requires precision and patience. Screwdrivers, tweezers, a magnifying glass, or a movement holder… Discover the essential tools to begin with, protect your watches, a...
The date of a watch refers to the horological complication displaying the date at the same time as the time.
The C105 is a high-end Swiss automatic movement offering a perpetual moon phase display, a poetic complication that is very complex to achieve.
The mainplate is the silent base on which the barrel, gear train, and escapement are articulated. At Charlie Paris, it combines robustness, precision, and aesthetic finishes, embodying French watch...
The wedding watch has become a tradition since the democratization of the watch.Strap at the end of the 19th century. This is how the wedding watch became the equivalent of the ring for gentlemen.