Superimposed barrels share a single winding stem to eliminate redundant drive trains, resolving chronometric interference without increasing movement volume.
Concentric isolation clamps pivot to isolate the split-seconds lever, reducing radial stress and energy consumption without increasing movement thickness.
A chronograph reset hammer uses a ball-and-socket joint to pivot supporting surfaces for precise lever retention.
Nesting the friction spring inside the board housing reduces overall thickness while controlling friction torque dispersion for precise chronograph resetting.