L'Horlogerie Nouvelle
KEAN
Take to the skies
We are Charlie Paris. Since 2014, we have been creating watches for you with a design that is both understated and unique, designed and assembled in our workshop in Paris, at a fair price.
Designed & Made in Paris
Free delivery with the code: FROMPARIS
2 years warranty
Watches that reflect your look, your desires, your moments.
Addresses
- 53 rue Saint André des Arts - 75006 paris
- 17 rue Sainte Croix de la Bretonnerie - 75004 Paris
Charlie Paris returns to the forefront with a tool watch built for exploration. The brand, which focuses on timeless designs and unfailing durability, unveils the Concordia Automatic, designed and assembled in France.
French watchmaker Charlie Paris was founded in 2014. Its secret? Focusing on timeless design and unbeatable value for money.
The brand, born in the capital (and which assembles all of its watches there), draws on vintage iconography for this model with its brightly colored dial and strap. The clean-lined design echoes the military watches of the early 20th century and their strictly utilitarian functions.
By creating Charlie Paris, the pair has been playing a key role in bringing French watchmaking back to its glory days and onto the International scene. Offering an eclectic collection—ranging from everyday dressy timepieces to rugged divers worn by polar explorers—Charlie Paris comes back with an astonishing new collection.
This value-heavy small brand has something in common with all the French watches with an integrity of style, and a language that reminds us of vintage details.
Founded in 2014 by childhood friends Ambroise and Adrien, there's already a healthy portfolio of affordable men's and women's watches. Designs are fresh, innovative and definitely worth a look.
Everything you need to know about watchmaking
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.
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...