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Montre automatique acier cadran aventurine
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Nouvelle Aventurine Acier

L'Initial avec cadran aventurine se décline désormais en acier et en duo avec deux tailles de boîtier, 36 et 40mm. Une nouvelle interprétation pensée pour tous les poignets.

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Le Club Charlie has arrived!

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Collection Concordia

THE CALL OF ADVENTURE

The mind CONCORDIA returns with new models: an exploration watch that is strong in the stories it accompanies.

With this collection, CHARLIE pursues a clear ambition: to design reliable, robust and timeless watches, designed to last and accompany everyday adventures as well as the most demanding expeditions.

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Nettoyer et entretenir sa montre avec soin, nos conseils-Charlie Paris
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Clean and maintain your watch carefully, our advice

How to clean and care for your watch to keep it sparkling? To preserve your watch For many years, it needs to be cleaned and cared for carefully! Charlie Paris reveals its tips so you can keep your timepiece in good condition for as long as possible. Caring for your automatic watch Cleaning a watch, whether battery-operated or not, isn't always easy because watches have delicate mechanisms. It's therefore necessary to take care of them with simple steps. How do you clean the crystal? Strap ? her Case We answer all these questions in this article. 

Maintaining your automatic or quartz watch: the first steps:

  • Your watch must be worn: a automatic watch Or quartz It shouldn't remain at the bottom of a drawer for several years. Watches, especially automatic ones, are made to be worn. Maintaining your automatic watch involves wearing it at least three times a year to prevent damage to the mechanism.
  • Avoid impacts: Your watch is a piece of jewelry. Even though the sapphire crystal of your watch is designed to prevent irreversible damage to your dial, it's best to avoid any kind of shock that could harm your watch's mechanism.
  • Take care of your watch: On a daily basis, it is best to adapt your Strap depending on your activities. THE Straps steel, nylon or rubber are more suitable when you are playing sports. Strapleathers can be worn the rest of the time. Do not wear your watch in the shower, even if it is waterproof, as all watches are sensitive to temperature variations and condensation may cause fogging under the dial. In addition to potentially damaging the dial, you could also damage the movement, if it is a automatic watch. If your watch is waterproof, you can swim with it, but it is necessary to rinse it after swimming.

How to care for your watch?

  • Maintain the water resistance of your watch: Depending on the model you own, you will need to check the water resistance of your watch. If you own a waterproof watch, ConcordiaMake sure to screw the crown on tightly before each swim, otherwise you risk damaging the mechanism.
  • For a quartz watch: Maintaining your watch involves changing the battery: as soon as it is empty, it must be changed, otherwise the mechanism may be damaged.
  • For an automatic watch, maintain the movement: An automatic watch requires servicing by a watchmaker approximately every five years (for more information, please read our FAQIndeed, over time, friction between the parts will eventually foul the movement and impair its function. Cleaning the mechanism is a meticulous process and must be carried out by a professional watchmaker. 
  • Visiting your watchmaker from time to time: You can visit your watchmaker every three years for a check of your watch's mechanism and water resistance. Otherwise, don't hesitate to visit your watchmaker if you experience any problems with your watch: condensation on the dial, loss of accuracy, or the need to change the battery.

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