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AssigneeThe Swatch Group Research and Development Ltd
InventorsJoslain BOSSY, Simon GARCIN, Yoann MOSTEIRO VAZQUEZ
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A timepiece (1) including a case (4) in which a horology movement (2) is turned. The movement (2) is held in the case (4) by a shock-absorbing fastening (10), the shock-absorbing fastening (10) including at least two blades (3), each blade (3) having two opposite ends (3c, 3d) attached, directly or indirectly, to the case (4) and to the horology movement (2) by fastening elements (7) engaging with first anchor points on the horology movement (2) and with second anchor points on the case (4). The first anchor points on the horology movement are inscribed on a first circle (C1) and the second anchor points are inscribed on a second circle (C2), the first circle (C1) and the second circle (C2) being concentric. The first anchor points (8a) and the second anchor points (8b) are not radially aligned.
A timepiece comprising a case housing a horology movement, said horology movement being held in said case by a shock-absorbing fastening, the shock-absorbing fastening comprising at least two blades, each blade having two opposite ends attached, directly or indirectly, to the case and to the horology movement by fastening elements engaging with first anchor points on the horology movement and with second anchor points on the case, wherein the first anchor points on the horology movement are inscribed on a first circle and in that the second anchor points are inscribed on a second circle, the first circle and the second circle being concentric, and in that the first anchor points and the second anchor points are not radially aligned.
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