At Charriol, we prioritize providing accurate timekeeping and ensuring the optimal functioning of our watches. We understand that in today's modern world, exposure to magnetic fields is becoming increasingly common in our daily lives. While our watches are designed to withstand normal magnetic interference, it is important to be aware of the potential effects that strong magnetic fields can have on timekeeping accuracy.
Magnetic fields, such as those generated by magnets found in household items like refrigerators or handbags, as well as electronic devices like televisions, hi-fi equipment, and microwaves, can interfere with the delicate mechanisms inside your watch.
This interference can affect the accuracy of the movement or even cause the watch to stop.
To minimize the impact of magnetic fields on your watch, we recommend taking precautionary measures. Avoid placing your watch in direct contact with strong magnets or keeping it in close proximity to electronic devices known to generate magnetic fields. If you suspect that your watch has been exposed to a strong magnetic field or if you notice any changes in its timekeeping accuracy, we recommend visiting your nearest Charriol Boutique or authorized retailer. Our knowledgeable staff will be pleased to assist you and perform any necessary checks to ensure the optimal performance of your watch.
By being mindful of potential magnetic exposure and taking proactive measures, you can help preserve the accuracy and reliability of your Charriol timepiece. We remain committed to delivering exceptional quality and precision in every watch we create, and we appreciate your continued trust in our brand.
If you have any further questions or require additional assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out to our customer support team. We are here to provide guidance and support to ensure your ongoing satisfaction with your Charriol watch.
Thank you for choosing Charriol, and we wish you many years of enjoyment with your timepiece.
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