Remote control device for a horological movement of a watch and watch comprising said control device
AssigneeHarry Winston SA
InventorsBernat Monferrer, Steven Denoreaz
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Abstract
A remote control device for a horological movement of a watch wherein the remote control device includes an input control member intended to be acted on by a user and kinematically connected, with a connecting member, to an output control member intended to act on the horological movement of the watch, the connecting member being intended to be arranged such that it can rotate about the horological movement, and being configured such that it is driven in rotation by the input control member when the latter is acted upon, and such that it causes the output control member to move during this rotation.
Claims13
A remote control device for a horological movement of a watch comprising:
- an input control member intended to be acted on by a user and kinematically connected, with a connecting member, to an output control member intended to act on the horological movement of said watch, the connecting member being intended to be arranged such that the connecting member can rotate about the horological movement, and to cause the output control member to move during said rotation,
- wherein the input control member includes an engagement profile configured to engage with a driven engagement element of the connecting member, so as to drive said connecting member such that said connecting member rotates when said input control member is acted upon, the engagement profile and the driven engagement element being respectively shaped as complementary bevels,
- wherein the output control member comprises an engagement profile configured to engage with a driving engagement element of the connecting member, such that the rotation of said connecting member causes said output control member to move, and
- wherein the driven engagement element is disposed on a first portion of the connecting member and the driving engagement element is disposed on a second portion of the connecting member different than the first portion of the connecting member such that the driven engagement element and the driving engagement element both move with the connecting member when the connecting member rotates.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.