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Properly winding your automatic watch: techniques and tips

An automatic watch is wound using wrist movements. However, it is sometimes necessary to wind it manually to ensure optimal precision.

An overview of Beaubleu's history and collections

The story of Beaubleu begins in 2017, when Nicolas Ducoudert Pham decided to launch his first watch collection, driven by the desire to create products that tell a story, both in their use and in ...

Seconde Française, a tribute to the French art of living

After the permanent Ecce collection, Beaubleu unveils its new series of limited editions: Seconde Française.

Luminova and fluorescence: what’s the difference?

Discover the differences between Luminova and fluorescence, and the advantages of SuperLuminova for self-winding watches.

The different types of leather bracelets for men

In the watchmaking world, the choice of a men's leather watch strap is crucial to complete and enhance your timepiece.

The secrets behind the precision and reliability of automatic watches

The precision of automatic watches is not just an ideal: it is the result of continuous innovation, craftsmanship and cutting-edge technology. This article reveals the secrets behind the precision ...

The automatic mechanism in extreme conditions: Sport, adventure, and beyond

In the elegant world of luxury watchmaking, the watch with automatic mechanism stands out not only for its technical sophistication, but also for its aesthetic refinement. However, these timepieces...

Unisex watches

“Women’s watches”, “men’s watches”, these categories still exist in most watchmaking companies. But are they still intended to continue?

Understanding the technical prowess of automatic winding

Automatic winding represents one of the most significant advances in the world of watchmaking, brilliantly combining technical finesse with everyday functionality.

Women's watches

If watchmaking has become very masculine, we must not forget that the history of the wristwatch begins on women's wrists. For women or men, is the distinction important?