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I like it. It has some good namesakes and is timeless. I can get sort of an upperclass vibe from it, but I think it works for anyone, especially with a nn. It could be a bit boring, but there aren't many where I live so I don't think of it that way.

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I usually like it with longish, uncommon, sort of noble-sounding, or surnamey mns. A few combos I like are:
Charles Aethelstan
Charles Neptune
Charles Dorian
Charles Tristram
Charles Seymour
Charles Lysander
Charles North
Charles Andronicus
Charles Godric
Charles Griffin
Charles Alastor
Charles Sebastian
Charles Lucius
Charles Alberic
Charles Wilhelm
Charles Orion
Charles Pelagius
Charles Declan
Charles Francis

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I'm not sure how to avoid Charlie..