Head-to-tail flexible guide assembly for a horological movement, in particular for a display device
AssigneeMontres Breguet S.A.
InventorMarc STRANCZL
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AssigneeMontres Breguet S.A.
InventorMarc STRANCZL
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A flexible guide assembly for a horological movement, in particular for a display device of the horological movement, the assembly including two flexible guides arranged in series in a substantially head-to-tail manner, the first flexible guide including a support and a first movable element that is capable of moving relative to the support, as well as a first elongate, flexible body connecting the support to the first movable element, such that the first movable element can move by bending the first elongate, flexible body in a circular motion, the second flexible guide including a second movable element capable of moving relative to the first movable element and to the support of the first flexible guide, a second elongate, flexible body connecting the second movable element to the first movable element.
A flexible guide assembly for a horological movement, for a display device of the horological movement, the assembly comprising two flexible guides arranged in series in a substantially head-to-tail manner, the two flexible guides being oriented substantially in opposite directions relative to one another when the assembly is in the rest position, the first flexible guide comprising a support and a first movable element that is capable of moving relative to the support, as well as a first elongate, flexible body connecting the support to the first movable element, such that the first movable element can move by bending the first elongate, flexible body in a circular motion, the second flexible guide comprising a second movable element capable of moving relative to the first movable element and to the support of the first flexible guide, a second elongate, flexible body connecting the second movable element to the first movable element, such that the second movable element can move relative to the first movable element by bending the second elongate, flexible body in a circular motion, wherein the first elongate, flexible body and the second elongate flexible body extend and are flexible in the same first plane.
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