Element for supporting striking gongs in a timepiece
A support and timekeeping sound technology, applied to time-indicating mechanical devices, clocks, mechanically driven clocks, etc., can solve problems such as difficulty in controlling the parallelism of multiple gongs
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[0017] refer to figure 1 , according to the invention a clock, such as a watch (especially a watch), has a case (case) formed by a central part, a glass and a back, wherein figure 1 Only glass 1 is shown in . Inside the case is the movement, the plate 2 of which is shown schematically in dashed lines, and which has a dial mounted above it, visible through the glass 1, and features such as a minute repeater A minute repeater, a grand strike, a small strike, or a chime mechanism for an alarm mechanism. Only the gong 3 of the striking mechanism is shown in the figure. In the illustrated embodiment, the number of gongs 3 is four. They are intended to be struck by the individual hammers of the striking mechanism to vibrate them. The resulting vibrations travel to the case of the clock, allowing the sound to travel outward. The gongs 3 have different lengths so that when they are struck they produce different notes or musical notes. These gongs 3 are formed as wires 4 bent in ...
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