CH328497A - Oscillating weight for self-winding watch - Google Patents

Oscillating weight for self-winding watch

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Publication number
CH328497A
CH328497A CH328497DA CH328497A CH 328497 A CH328497 A CH 328497A CH 328497D A CH328497D A CH 328497DA CH 328497 A CH328497 A CH 328497A
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Switzerland
Prior art keywords
self
oscillating weight
hub
barrel
winding watch
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French (fr)
Inventor
Humbert Bernard
Original Assignee
Roamer Watch Co Sa
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    • G—PHYSICS
    • G04—HOROLOGY
    • G04B—MECHANICALLY-DRIVEN CLOCKS OR WATCHES; MECHANICAL PARTS OF CLOCKS OR WATCHES IN GENERAL; TIME PIECES USING THE POSITION OF THE SUN, MOON OR STARS
    • G04B5/00—Automatic winding up
    • G04B5/02—Automatic winding up by self-winding caused by the movement of the watch
    • G04B5/18—Supports, suspensions or guide arrangements, for oscillating weights
    • G04B5/19—Suspension of the oscillating weight at its centre of rotation

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  • Physics & Mathematics (AREA)
  • General Physics & Mathematics (AREA)
  • Electromechanical Clocks (AREA)
  • Gears, Cams (AREA)

Description

  

  Masse oscillante pour montre à remontage automatique    Il est connu que l'emploi de pierres amé  liore le pivotement des mobiles, ce qui est par  ticulièrement désirable et déjà beaucoup utilisé  dans la montre.  



  On sait, d'autre part, que pour obtenir une  démultiplication -normale du train d'engrenages  d'un mécanisme de remontage automatique, il  y a lieu, si l'on ne veut pas augmenter le nom  bre des mobiles, de réduire le plus possible le  nombre de dents et, par conséquent, le dia  mètre du pignon solidaire de la masse oscil  lante de remontage.  



  La présente invention concerne une telle  masse dans laquelle, pour tenir compte des  considérations ci-dessus, il est prévu qu'étant       rotativement    suspendue par l'intermédiaire de  deux coussinets coaxiaux directement chassés  dans son moyeu, l'un de ces coussinets est une  pierre et l'autre un canon.  



  Les deux figures du dessin annexé repré  sentent chacune une forme d'exécution de l'ob  jet de l'invention, donnée à titre d'exemple,  chaque figure présentant une coupe axiale par  tielle de la masse en son pivot de pivotement.  



  Dans la     fig.    1, le moyeu de la masse est en  1, et se prolonge en 2 par le bras de suspen  sion partiellement représenté.    Dans le moyeu 1 sont chassés une pierre  percée 3 et un canon 4, constituant chacun un  coussinet, les deux étant ainsi     coaxiaux.     



  A son extrémité opposée à la pierre et qui  sera celle orientée vers le mouvement non re  présenté, le canon 4 est muni des dents 5 du  pignon de masse, qui est de ce fait venu d'une  pièce avec le canon.  



  Entre la couronne formée par ces dents et  le moyeu est enfin encastrée une rondelle 6.  Elle a pour but de former un rebord permettant  au verrou 7 de retenir la masse en place sur  le mouvement.  



  Dans la     fig.    2, la pierre et le canon sont       analoguement    disposés en 8, respectivement 9,  le canon étant venu d'une pièce avec le pignon  et ses dents 10.  



  Mais tandis que, dans la première forme  d'exécution, on voit que le diamètre extérieur  du pignon ne dépasse pas celui du moyeu, le  pignon de la seconde forme d'exécution dé  passe ce dernier, ce qui lui permet de coopérer  avec le verrou de fixation 11 sans qu'il soit  nécessaire d'encastrer une rondelle telle que 6.



  Oscillating weight for a self-winding watch It is known that the use of stones improves the pivoting of the mobiles, which is particularly desirable and already widely used in watches.



  We know, on the other hand, that in order to obtain a -normal reduction in the gear train of an automatic winding mechanism, it is necessary, if we do not want to increase the number of moving parts, to reduce the more possible the number of teeth and, consequently, the diameter of the pinion integral with the oscillating winding mass.



  The present invention relates to such a mass in which, to take account of the above considerations, it is provided that, being rotatably suspended by means of two coaxial bearings driven directly into its hub, one of these bearings is a stone and the other a cannon.



  The two figures of the appended drawing represent each one embodiment of the object of the invention, given by way of example, each figure showing a partial axial section of the mass at its pivoting pivot.



  In fig. 1, the mass hub is at 1, and is extended at 2 by the partially shown suspension arm. In the hub 1 are driven out a drilled stone 3 and a barrel 4, each constituting a bearing, the two thus being coaxial.



  At its end opposite to the stone and which will be the one oriented towards the movement not shown, the barrel 4 is provided with teeth 5 of the mass pinion, which is therefore integral with the barrel.



  Finally, between the crown formed by these teeth and the hub is a washer 6. Its purpose is to form a rim allowing the latch 7 to hold the mass in place on the movement.



  In fig. 2, the stone and the barrel are similarly arranged in 8, respectively 9, the barrel having come in one piece with the pinion and its teeth 10.



  But while, in the first embodiment, it is seen that the outside diameter of the pinion does not exceed that of the hub, the pinion of the second embodiment passes the latter, which allows it to cooperate with the lock fixing 11 without it being necessary to fit a washer such as 6.

 

Claims (1)

REVENDICATION Masse oscillante pour montre à remontage automatique, caractérisée par le fait qu'elle est rotativement suspendue par l'intermédiaire de deux coussinets coaxiaux directement chassés dans son moyeu, l'un de ces coussinets étant une pierre et l'autre un canon. SOUS-REVENDICATION Masse oscillante selon la revendication, ca ractérisée en ce qu'une rondelle est encastrée entre le moyeu de la masse et un pignon soli daire du canon. CLAIM Oscillating weight for a self-winding watch, characterized by the fact that it is rotatably suspended by means of two coaxial pads driven directly into its hub, one of these pads being a stone and the other a barrel. SUB-CLAIM Oscillating mass according to claim, characterized in that a washer is embedded between the hub of the mass and a solid pinion of the barrel.
CH328497D 1956-02-15 1956-02-15 Oscillating weight for self-winding watch CH328497A (en)

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CH328497T 1956-02-15

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