Resilient casing ring for casing a horological movement and watch case comprising such a resilient casing ring
AssigneeETA SA Manufacture Horlogere Suisse
InventorRaphaël BALMER
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AssigneeETA SA Manufacture Horlogere Suisse
InventorRaphaël BALMER
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A resilient casing ring (200) for casing a horological movement (10) inside a watch case (100) including a middle (110). The casing ring (200) includes an annular body (205) with a central axis (Z), and fastening tabs (210) carried by the annular body (205) and cooperating with the middle (110) to form a bayonet casing system (300) by rotation of the resilient casing ring (200) relative to the middle (110) about the central axis (Z), between an insertion position and a locked position. The casing ring (200) includes resilient retaining element cooperating with the horological movement (10) and exerting an axial force parallel to the central axis (Z) on the horological movement (10) by elastic deformation of the resilient retaining element when the resilient casing ring (200) is in the locked position in the middle (110).
A resilient casing ring (200) for casing a horological movement (10) inside a watch case (100) comprising a middle (110), wherein said resilient casing ring (200) comprises an annular body (205) with a central axis (Z), and fastening tabs (210) carried by said annular body (205) and capable of cooperating with said middle (110) to form a bayonet casing system (300) by the rotation of the resilient casing ring (200) relative to the middle (110) about the central axis (Z), between an insertion position and a locked position, said resilient casing ring (200) comprising at least one resilient retaining element capable of cooperating with said horological movement (10) and of exerting an axial force parallel to the central axis (Z) on the horological movement (10) by elastic deformation of said resilient retaining element when said resilient casing ring (200) is in the locked position in the middle (110).
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