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The Seiko VK64 is a mecaquartz movement that combines quartz precision with mechanical feel, with a smooth chronograph second hand and hybrid operation popular with enthusiasts.

Discover how some watches are readable in the dark! Team Charlie Paris explains the different materials used to make a watch visible in the dark and presents its luminescent watches.

The barrel, the true hidden heart of the automatic watch, stores the energy generated by your movements and restores it with precision, thus guaranteeing the reliability and elegance of Charlie Pa...

A tourbillon is a watchmaking complication whose primary purpose is to reduce the effect of gravity on the operation of mechanical watches. From the first tourbillon by Abraham Louis Breguet to the...

Steel, PVD gold, or PVD black: how do you choose the watch that suits you? Charlie Paris guides you to find the case that suits your style, your accessories, and your daily life, while combining r...

The balance bridge is the key element that holds the balance wheel in place, ensuring the heart of the watch beats regularly. Invisible but essential, it transforms the movement's energy into prec...

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 stay accurate and reliable.

For the first time, Charlie Paris takes to the streets of the capital. A warm, poetic urban campaign celebrates the brand's 10th anniversary and showcases the Initial collection, a blend of modern...

To keep your watch for many years, it must be carefully cleaned and maintained.

Getting started in watchmaking requires precision and patience. Screwdrivers, tweezers, magnifying glasses, and movement holders... Discover the essential tools to get started, protect your watche...

The date on a watch is the watch complication that displays the date along with the time.