Timepiece with a date mechanism comprising two superposed date rings
A technology for calendars and clocks, used in mechanically driven clocks, clocks, and time-indicating mechanical devices, etc., and can solve problems such as difficulty in obtaining jumpers
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[0016] Starting from a general inventive idea, the present invention aims to provide a calendar mechanism for a timepiece whose bridge-action stop comprises two compact bridges that are easy to manufacture and guarantee correct positioning of the date ring. This effect is achieved because, in the prior art, since there is no tooth in one position on the ring gear of each date ring, the bridge piece must cooperate with three consecutive teeth of the ring gear of each ring to In contrast to ensuring the positioning of the ring even when passing through a missing tooth, according to the invention, the missing tooth is replaced by a thin tooth. This thin tooth has the same effect as the missing tooth, i.e. to define an extended rest position for the relevant date ring when its space is in the display position of the watch, but it ensures that the bridge will always be accommodated in said ring between two consecutive teeth of the ring gear. These bridges are thus of conventional ...
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