External control mechanism for a timepiece
AssigneeMeco Corporation
InventorsValon Hoti, Rémy Thiry, Samuel Geiser
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AssigneeMeco Corporation
InventorsValon Hoti, Rémy Thiry, Samuel Geiser
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An external watch control device (100) including a crown (1) carrying a first barrel (2) screwed onto a tube (4), coaxially guiding a second barrel (3) includes a driver (7), the first barrel (2) and the second barrel (3) including opposing unidirectional toothing (8; 9), the tube (4) containing a spring (11) tending to move the first barrel (2) away from the driver (7), the unidirectional toothing (8; 9) are at maximum distance when the crown (1) is completely screwed onto the tube (4), and in meshing position when the crown (1) is completely unscrewed, the cooperation between the unidirectional toothing (8; 9) allowing the rotation of the first barrel (3) in a first single direction of rotation of the crown (1), and preventing it in the opposite direction against the spring (11) in the manner of a pawl.
An external control device (100) for a timepiece (1000), including a crown (1) arranged to be operated by a user, to control, through a driver (7), a rotation of a component (70, 71, 72, 73, 74) internal to said timepiece (1000),
A timepiece (1000) including at least one external control device (100) including a crown (1) arranged to be operated by a user, to control, through a driver (7), a rotation of a component (70, 71, 72, 73, 74) internal to said timepiece (1000),
A timepiece (1000) including at least one external control device (100) including a crown (1) arranged to be operated by a user, to control, through a driver (7), a rotation of a component (70, 71, 72, 73, 74) internal to said timepiece (1000),
A timepiece (1000) including at least one external control device (100) including a crown (1) arranged to be operated by a user, to control, through a driver (7), a rotation of a component (70, 71, 72, 73, 74) internal to said timepiece (1000),
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