System for fastening a horological movement in a watch case
AssigneeOmega SA
InventorPhilippe Loetscher
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Abstract
A system for fastening a horological movement of generally circular shape in a watch case, this fastening system including a casing ring wherein the horological movement is disposed, the casing ring extending between an upper portion and a lower portion, the horological movement being fastened in the lower portion of the casing ring using a first and a second fastening device disposed at two opposite ends of a diameter of the horological movement, at least a third fastening device, angularly offset relative to the first and second fastening device and fastened in the upper portion of the casing ring, allowing the horological movement to be blocked in the casing ring.
Claims9
A system for fastening a horological movement of generally circular shape in a watch case, said fastening system comprising:
- a casing ring wherein the horological movement is disposed, the casing ring extending between an upper portion and a lower portion;
- and
- a holding part extending around an entire circumference of the horological movement,
- wherein the horological movement is sandwiched between said holding part and the casing ring,
- wherein the horological movement is fastened in the lower portion of the casing ring using a first and a second fastening means disposed at two opposite ends of a diameter of the horological movement, and
- wherein at least a third fastening means, angularly offset relative to the first and second fastening means, is fastened directly into the upper portion of the casing ring, thereby allowing the horological movement to be blocked in the casing ring.
A system for fastening a horological movement of generally circular shape in a watch case, said fastening system comprising:
- a casing ring wherein the horological movement is disposed, the casing ring extending between an upper portion and a lower portion;
- and
- a holding part extending around an entire circumference of the horological movement,
- wherein the horological movement is sandwiched between said holding part and the casing ring,
- wherein the horological movement is blocked in the casing ring with a first, a second and a third fastening means which are angularly spaced and fastened directly into the upper portion of said casing ring.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.