Watchmaking

Pin Buckle or Deployment Buckle: What are the differences?

When purchasing an automatic skeleton watch, every detail counts, including the type of clasp you choose for your strap. There are two main options available to you: the pin buckle and the folding ...

How to properly wind an automatic watch?

Why wind an automatic watch? How an automatic watch works: rotor and wrist movement An automatic watch works thanks to a rotor that turns with the movements of the wrist. This mechanism winds ...

Why Are There 60 Seconds in a Minute?

Why do we count 60 seconds in a minute and 60 minutes in an hour? Discover the fascinating origin of time measurement!

Time change: origin, impacts and future of this practice

Every year, the French move their watches forward or backward twice, in the spring and fall. This ritual, established to better align activity schedules with daylight, is the subject of recurring ...

What is a skeleton watch?

Diving into the heart of a fascinating watch mechanism Skeleton watches occupy a special place in the world of watchmaking. By revealing their internal movement, they transform the passage of time ...

Waterproof watches: understanding and choosing wisely

Water resistance is an essential criterion when buying a watch, especially for those who want to wear it every day without worrying about water. However, there is a lot of confusion surrounding wa...

Why is it always 10:10 on a presentation watch?

If you've ever looked at a watch window or a watch advertisement, you've probably noticed an intriguing detail: the hands almost always show 10:10 . This choice is not insignificant, it is above al...

Everything you need to know about a watch face

A watch dial is the visual soul of the watch, its “face”, and reflects the watchmaking expertise behind each model. Its design, materials and finishes are key elements that influence both the aest...

316L Stainless Steel in Watchmaking: The Secret to a Durable and Elegant Watch

316L stainless steel, the preferred alloy in watchmaking, combines robustness, corrosion resistance and timeless elegance. At Arlyos, we have chosen this premium material to guarantee durable and ...

Sapphire Glass in Watchmaking: The Scratch-Resistant Asset for Eternal Durability

Sapphire crystal, a symbol of watchmaking excellence, offers unmatched scratch resistance and perfect clarity. At Arlyos, we have chosen this high-end material to guarantee our watches exceptional...