An electromechanical governor converts harmful mechanical energy into electricity, eliminating noise and bulk in timepieces.
Using metallic glass or gold gongs increases audible partials, reducing watch case clutter from multiple windings.
Amorphous metal acoustic membrane radiates striking watch sound while preventing electrochemical corrosion against gold case backs.
A dome-shaped acoustic radiation membrane with a central piston and peripheral ring amplifies vibration amplitudes in the 500 Hz to 3.5 kHz frequency band.
A locking rocker pivots to secure the striking mechanism during time-setting operations.
A gong with varying cross-sectional size produces strictly harmonic components.
A magnetic field regulator dissipates excess energy via eddy currents to maintain constant speed in clockwork mechanisms.