Electronically controlled mechanical timepiece

An electronically controlled mechanical timepiece comprising:

• a dial having a front surface and a back surface;
• a main plate disposed on the back surface side of the dial, the main plate containing a magnetic material;
• a rotor including
• a rotary shaft having a tenon on both ends,
• a pinion provided on the rotary shaft and to which torque from a mainspring is transmitted, and
• a rotor magnet attached to the rotary shaft, the rotor being disposed on an opposite side of the main plate from the dial and being configured to rotate by the torque;
• a bearing including
• a frame body fixed to the main plate, the frame body being formed of a nonmagnetic material,
• a hole jewel fixed to the frame body and into which one tenon of the rotary shaft is inserted,
• a cap jewel disposed inside the frame body, and
• a hold spring configured to hold the cap jewel,
• the bearing being configured to rotatably support the one tenon;
• wherein
• in a cross-sectional view viewed from a direction perpendicular to an axial direction of the rotary shaft, the frame body is fixed to the main plate at a position farther toward the dial side than the hole jewel relative to the rotor magnet.