EP4148503A1 - Vorrichtung zur manuellen steuerung eines mechanismus für eine uhr - Google Patents

Vorrichtung zur manuellen steuerung eines mechanismus für eine uhr Download PDF

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EP4148503A1
EP4148503A1 EP21196126.3A EP21196126A EP4148503A1 EP 4148503 A1 EP4148503 A1 EP 4148503A1 EP 21196126 A EP21196126 A EP 21196126A EP 4148503 A1 EP4148503 A1 EP 4148503A1
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Julien Leskerpit
Cédric Reymond
Jérôme Favre-Bulle
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Priority to JP2022141194A priority patent/JP7438298B2/ja
Priority to CN202211106052.8A priority patent/CN115793427A/zh
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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
    • G04B19/00—Indicating the time by visual means
    • G04B19/22—Arrangements for indicating different local apparent times; Universal time pieces
    • G04B19/23—Arrangements for indicating different local apparent times; Universal time pieces by means of additional hands or additional pairs of hands
    • G04B19/235—Arrangements for indicating different local apparent times; Universal time pieces by means of additional hands or additional pairs of hands mechanisms for correcting the additional hand or hands
    • 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
    • G04B27/00—Mechanical devices for setting the time indicating means
    • G04B27/001—Internal gear therefor, e.g. for setting the second hand or for setting several clockworks
    • 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
    • G04B19/00—Indicating the time by visual means
    • G04B19/22—Arrangements for indicating different local apparent times; Universal time pieces
    • 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
    • G04B19/00—Indicating the time by visual means
    • G04B19/24—Clocks or watches with date or week-day indicators, i.e. calendar clocks or watches; Clockwork calendars
    • G04B19/243—Clocks or watches with date or week-day indicators, i.e. calendar clocks or watches; Clockwork calendars characterised by the shape of the date indicator
    • G04B19/247—Clocks or watches with date or week-day indicators, i.e. calendar clocks or watches; Clockwork calendars characterised by the shape of the date indicator disc-shaped
    • G04B19/25—Devices for setting the date indicators manually
    • 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
    • G04B27/00—Mechanical devices for setting the time indicating means
    • G04B27/004—Mechanical devices for setting the time indicating means having several simultaneous functions, e.g. stopping or starting the clockwork or the hands

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  • the invention relates to a device for manual control of a mechanism for a timepiece, comprising manual corrector actuators, which are arranged to be operated by a user, and to control movements in opposite directions of the same mobile .
  • the invention also relates to a timepiece, comprising at least one mechanism, of which at least one correction mobile is arranged to be controlled at least by such a manual control device.
  • the invention relates to the field of timepiece mechanisms, in particular complication mechanisms such as calendar mechanisms or time zone mechanisms, and the associated adjustment mechanisms, allowing adjustment by the user of the timepiece.
  • a time zone mechanism there are watches comprising two separate pushers to correct the time zones in both directions (advance of the time zone and retreat of the zone).
  • one solution consists in using two correction actuators which act on the same single spindle correction wheel, in an antagonistic manner.
  • this manual actuator When the user actuates a manual actuator associated with a corrector, in a first step, this manual actuator pushes this corrector via a stud driven into the manual actuator until it comes into contact with the bottom of the toothing of the wheel spindle correction. If the user continues to push the control, the corrector drives the spindle correction wheel tooth to a stop, in a second stage.
  • the corrector return spring disengages the corrector from the toothing of the spindle correction wheel during a third stage, and brings the corrector and its manual actuator back to a stop in resting position in a fourth step.
  • the two opposing correctors operate in the same way, and act on the same spindle correction wheel. Therefore, if the user operates the correctors via their manual actuators at the same time, this action may cause the spindle correction wheel teeth to break and/or other damage to the mechanism.
  • the object of the invention is to secure a correction mechanism comprising two antagonistic correctors acting on the same mechanism, and more precisely on the same correction mobile, to avoid breakage when the user presses the two correction buttons at the same time.
  • the invention also aims to propose an architecture of a manual control device for a correction mechanism making it possible not to prioritize a manual corrector actuator in particular, so that the unique consequence in the event of simultaneous actuation of the two actuators corrector manuals is the absence of any correction unlike the devices of the state of the art.
  • the invention relates to a device for manual control of a mechanism for a timepiece, comprising two antagonistic corrector manual actuators, arranged to be operated by a user and to control the same corrector mobile in movements in opposite directions, each of the two manual corrector actuators moving an associated corrector comprising a beak which is configured to rest on a relief of said correction mobile and to cause said correction mobile to move during a complete stroke of said manual actuator of corrector under the action of the user
  • said manual control device comprises an isolation mechanism arranged to prevent action of one of the two manual corrector actuators on said mobile corrector when the other of the two manual actuators corrector is engaged and in interaction with said mobile correction, characterized in that said isolation mechanism there is an insulator configured to be driven in rotation when one of the two manual corrector actuators is engaged, to limit the stroke of the other of the two opposing manual corrector actuators and to prevent access to its corrector associated with said corrective mobile.
  • the invention also relates to a timepiece, comprising at least one mechanism, of which at least one correction mobile is arranged to be controlled at least by such a manual control device.
  • said corrective wheel set is held in position by a spring jumper subjected to the action of at least one spring.
  • said at least one mechanism is a spindle mechanism and in that said correction wheel set is a spindle correction wheel.
  • said at least one mechanism is a calendar mechanism and in that said correction wheel set is a date wheel or ring.
  • the invention relates to a manual control device 100 of a mechanism 500 for a timepiece 1000, comprising manual corrector actuators 30, 50, which are arranged to be operated by a user, and to control the same mobile of correction 10 in movements of opposite direction.
  • the invention is described here in a non-limiting application to the case of a spindle correction mechanism, illustrated by the figure 1 , comprising two opposing manual corrector actuators 30, 50, which are here more particularly control push-buttons, which tend to rotate the correction mobile 10, which is here a spindle correction wheel, in two opposite directions (clockwise and anti-clockwise).
  • a first corrector manual actuator 30 is directly operable by a user in a pushing action in a first direction A.
  • the first corrector manual actuator 30 is pivotally mounted around a first hinge pin 31 driven into a plate 1 of the mechanism 500, so that under the action of the user, the first corrector manual actuator 30 pivots around the first articulation pin 31.
  • the manual control device 100 also comprises a first corrector 20 articulated with respect to the first manual actuator for the corrector 30.
  • the first corrector 20 comprises a first oblong guide groove 23 configured to cooperate with the first articulation pin 31 so as to allow the articulation of the first corrector 20 with respect to the first manual corrector actuator 30.
  • the first oblong groove 23 is configured to guide the movement of the first corrector during the pivoting of the first manual corrector actuator 30, according to a movement of rotation and translation.
  • the first corrector manual actuator 30 comprises a first actuating stud 32, for example driven into the body of the first corrector manual actuator 30.
  • the first actuating stud 32 makes it possible to transmit to the first corrector 20, the pushing action exerted on the first manual corrector actuator 30 by the user.
  • the first manual corrector actuator 30 tends to be pushed back, directly or indirectly, in a second direction B opposite the first direction A, towards an inactive rest position by a first elastic return means 22, here not limited to a spring.
  • the first elastic return means 22 rests on the first corrector 20, and more particularly on a first spring pin 21 driven into the body of the first corrector 20.
  • the first elastic return means 22 makes it possible to push back, in a second direction B opposite the first direction A, towards an inactive rest position, both the first corrector 20 and the first manual corrector actuator 30.
  • the first elastic return means 22 be formed by two independent return springs, a first spring acting on the first corrector 20 and a second spring acting on the first manual corrector actuator 30.
  • the first corrector 20 comprises a first corrector beak 29 which is arranged to cooperate with a relief of the correction mobile 10, here formed by a spindle correction wheel.
  • the relief of the correction mobile 10 is for example a tooth 11 of the toothing of the correction mobile 10.
  • the first actuation stud 32 can also, advantageously, be arranged to constitute a stop for limiting the angular travel of the first corrector 20.
  • the correction mobile 10 could be constituted by a correction star, or other.
  • the first beak 29 is then arranged to cooperate with a branch, an arm, a lug, or other, that includes the correction mobile 10 considered.
  • the correction mobile 10 is conventionally held in position by a correction mobile jumper 60 subjected to the action of a jumper spring 63 resting on a jumper pin 62.
  • the manual control device 100 includes a second manual corrector actuator 50 which is directly operable by a user in a pushing action in a third direction C.
  • the second manual corrector actuator 50 is pivotally mounted around a second hinge pin 51 driven into the plate 1 of the mechanism 500, so that under the action of the user, the second corrector manual actuator 50 pivots around the second hinge pin 51.
  • the manual control device 100 also comprises a second corrector 40 hinged relative to the second corrector manual actuator 50.
  • the second corrector 40 comprises a second oblong guide groove 43 configured to cooperate with the second hinge pin 51 , so as to allow the articulation of the second corrector 40 with respect to the second manual corrector actuator 50.
  • the second oblong groove 43 is configured to guide the movement of the second corrector 40 during the pivoting of the second manual corrector actuator 50, according to a movement of rotation and translation.
  • the second manual corrector actuator 50 comprises a second actuation pad 52, for example driven into the body of the second corrector manual actuator 50.
  • the second actuation pin 52 makes it possible to transmit to the second corrector 40 the thrust action exerted on the second corrector manual actuator 50 by the user.
  • the second corrector manual actuator 50 tends to be pushed back, directly or indirectly , in a fourth direction D opposite the second direction C, towards an inactive rest position by a second elastic return means 42, here not limited to a spring.
  • the second elastic return means 42 rests on the second corrector 40, and more particularly on a second spring pin 41 driven into the body of the second corrector 40.
  • the second elastic return means 42 makes it possible to push back, in a fourth direction D opposite to the third direction C, towards an inactive rest position, both the second corrector 40 and the second manual corrector actuator 50.
  • the second elastic return means 42 be formed by two independent return springs, a first spring acting on the second corrector 40 and a second spring acting on the second manual corrector actuator 50.
  • This second corrector 40 comprises a second corrector beak 49 which is arranged to cooperate with a relief of the correction mobile 10, for example a tooth 11 of the toothing of the correction mobile 10.
  • the second actuation stud 52 can also, advantageously , be arranged to constitute an angular stroke limiting stop of the second corrector 40.
  • FIG. 2 more particularly illustrates a first step corresponding to a thrust applied by the user to the first corrector manual actuator 30 in the first direction A.
  • This thrust drives the first corrector 20 in rotation, which pivots in the direction SH, and comes to rest at the bottom of the teeth on the correction mobile 10.
  • the SH direction corresponds to the clockwise direction.
  • FIG. 3 more particularly illustrates a second step occurring when the first corrector 20 comes to rest at the bottom of the toothing on the correction mobile 10.
  • the thrust is exerted so as to move, in a substantially rectilinear manner, the first corrector 20 until 'to an abutment position of the first corrector manual actuator 30, and during which the movement of the first corrector 20 initiates a pivoting of the correction mobile 10 in the direction SH, which is clockwise in our illustrated embodiment.
  • the direction of rotation of the first corrector 20 corresponds to the direction of rotation of the correction mobile 10, the first corrector 20 acting directly on the correction mobile 10 and not via an intermediate element or gear .
  • FIG 4 illustrates a third step consisting of the release by the user of the first corrector manual actuator 30, which, under the action of the first elastic return means 22, pivots, as well as the first corrector 20 in a second direction SAH, corresponding in our exemplary embodiment in the anti-clockwise direction, to bring out the first beak 29 from the toothing of the correction mobile 10.
  • FIG. 5 illustrates a fourth step corresponds to the complete release of the first manual corrector actuator 30 and to the repositioning of the first manual corrector actuator 30, which comes back into abutment in a rest position.
  • the operation of the second manual corrector actuator 50 and of its associated second corrector 40 is similar to the operation of the first manual corrector actuator 30 and of the first corrector 20, as described with reference to the figures 2 to 5 .
  • the variant embodiments proposed for the first manual corrector actuator 30 and its first corrector 20 are also applicable to the second manual corrector actuator 50 and its second corrector 40.
  • the two correctors 20, 50 are antagonistic correctors which operate in the same way, and which act on the same correction mobile 10.
  • the two correctors 20, 50 act symmetrically on the same correction mobile 10.
  • the manual control device 100 further comprises means for neutralizing two simultaneous antagonistic corrections.
  • the manual control device 100 comprises an isolation mechanism, which is arranged to prohibit an action of one of the manual corrector actuators 30, 50, on the correction mobile 10 when the other manual corrector actuators 30, 50 antagonist interacts with the correction mobile 10.
  • each manual corrector actuator 30, 50 tends to be pushed directly or indirectly towards an inactive rest position by an elastic return means 22, 42, which constitutes the only elastic return means of the mechanism connecting the manual corrector actuator 30, 50 considered, to the correction mobile 10.
  • each manual corrector actuator 30, 50 is articulated with a corrector 20, 40, which comprises a beak 29, 49, which is arranged to rest on a relief of the mobile of correction 10 to make it move during a full stroke of the corrector manual actuator 30, 50, under the action of the user.
  • the isolation mechanism may include an insulator 70, which is arranged to be driven during movement of one of the manual corrector actuators 30, 50, and to limit the stroke of the other of the manual corrector actuators 50, 30, and thus prevent access of its associated corrector 40, 20 to the correction mobile 10.
  • the insulator 70 is driven in rotation during a movement of one of the manual corrector actuators 30, 50.
  • the insulator 70 is monolithic.
  • the insulator 70 is in several parts articulated relative to each other.
  • the insulator 70 is in several parts, which are arranged to bear against one another during an action by a user on one of the manual corrector actuators 30, 50 .
  • Such an insulator 70 is mounted so as to be able to rotate around an axis perpendicular to the plate 1, and forms a safety rocker making it possible to guarantee that the correctors 20, 40 do not drive the correction wheel set 10 at the same time, for example the spindle correction wheel in our example of non-limiting application.
  • Such an isolator 70 is configured not to prioritize a manual corrector actuator 30, 50 in particular as is the case with the manual control devices of the state of the art.
  • the manual control device 100 according to the invention makes it possible to give priority to the manual corrector actuator actuated first by the user and not to prioritize a manual corrector actuator predefined during the design.
  • the manual control device according to the invention therefore makes it possible not to prioritize the advance or recoil corrector during the design.
  • the insulator 70 is represented in its entirety more particularly at figure 6 .
  • FIG 6 particularly illustrates the manual control device 100 and the isolation mechanism in the rest position, in the absence of user action, in the same way as the figure 1 .
  • the insulator 70 forms a rocker comprising, at its opposite ends, stop fingers 71, 72, each of the stop fingers 71, 72 being arranged to cooperate in support with a portion of the corrector manual actuators 30, 50.
  • the two opposite ends of insulator 70 have an identical shape and perform the same function.
  • Each manual corrector actuator 30, 50 further comprises several support profiles allowing interaction with the insulator 70, and more particularly with the stop fingers 71, 72, depending on the actions of the user.
  • each corrector manual actuator 30, 50 comprises a first support profile 37, 57 configured to form a stopping profile of the corrector manual actuator 30, 50, the first support profile 37, 57 being configured to cooperate respectively with a stop finger 71, 72 of the insulator 70.
  • Each manual corrector actuator 30, 50 comprises a second support profile 36, 56 configured to form an exhaust profile, or even a sliding profile, on which the stop finger 71, 72 of the isolator 70 slides , so as to allow at least partial rotation of a corrector manual actuator 30, 50 when the opposite corrector manual actuator 30, 50 is not actuated simultaneously, as shown more particularly in figures 8 to 9 .
  • the manual corrector actuators 30, 50 are actuated simultaneously by the user.
  • the corrector manual actuators 30 and 50 are actuated simultaneously, they simultaneously come into contact with the stop fingers 71, 72 of the insulator 70, at the level of the first support profile 37, 57.
  • the first support profiles 37, 57 are found simultaneously in support on a stop pin 71, 72 of the insulator 70.
  • each manual corrector actuator 30, 50 exerts an action opposite and identical to the other on the insulator 70, mobile in rotation, the rotation of the insulator 70 is not possible.
  • the isolation mechanism prevents the two corrector beaks 29 and 49 from interacting with the correction mobile 10 when they are activated at the same time by the user, via the manual corrector actuators 30, 50.
  • the stop fingers 71, 72 have a first identical shape and the first support profiles 37, 57 have a second identical shape so that the forces exerted on the insulator 70 via the manual corrector actuators 30, 50 are substantially equivalent.
  • this first manual corrector actuator 30 which is actuated. As seen previously, this first manual corrector actuator 30 actuates the corrector 20, which acts in the direction of a clockwise correction, until the corrector beak 29 comes into contact with a tooth 11 of the toothing of the correction mobile 10 .
  • the rotation of the manual corrector actuator 30 causes the first support profile 37 to come into contact with the first finger 71 of the insulator, then the rotation of the insulator 70 over its maximum stroke.
  • the support profiles 37, 36 of the manual corrector actuator 30 are configured so that the maximum stroke of the insulator 70 is reached before the corrector beak 29 comes into contact with the toothing of the correction mobile 10.
  • the insulator 70 is held in the tilted position via the second support profile 36.
  • the distance between the rocker 70 and the second manual corrector actuator 50 is very small, which prevents the rotation of the latter and the second correction 40 and therefore the actuation of the second manual corrector actuator 50 once the first manual corrector actuator 30 is engaged. Slight play may be possible.
  • the manual corrector actuators 30, 50 may have a clearance 38, 58 making it possible to free up space opposite the fingers 71, 72 of the insulator 70, thus allowing the insulator 70 to be able to tilt and reach its maximum stroke.
  • the insulator 70 comprises rocker guide grooves 73 cooperating with rocker guide pins 173 carried by the plate 1 carrying the manual control device 100.
  • the insulator comprises rocker pins cooperating with rocker pin guide grooves formed in the plate 1 carrying the manual control device 100.
  • the insulator 70 is pivotally mounted about an axis 174 mounted on the plate 1 carrying the manual control device 100.
  • the isolator 70 and the manual corrector actuators 30, 50 are coplanar in the mechanism 500.
  • the isolator 70 and the manual corrector actuators 30, 50 can be positioned in different planes of the mechanism 500 so as to facilitate the integration of the control device 100.
  • the isolator 70 and the manual corrector actuators 30, 50 and/or the associated correctors 20, 40 can be positioned in different planes parallel to each other of the mechanism 500 so as to facilitate the integration of the order 100.
  • the isolator 70 can cooperate with manual corrector actuators 30, 50 positioned in two different and parallel planes of the mechanism 500.
  • the isolator 70 can also be used to initiate one or more additional functions when switching the isolator 70.
  • the isolator 70 may comprise a clutch pin 74 integral with the movements of the isolator 70.
  • This clutch pin 74 is in particular arranged to, during the movement of the insulator 70 initiated during a correction, to move an additional mobile, for example a mobile clutch, to move a rocker provided with an idler gear, to engage the mechanism of correction with the timepiece switch, or disengage it.
  • Each manual corrector actuator 30, 50 includes a limiting device to limit the angular stroke.
  • the manual control device 100 has been shown with reference to the figure 10 without the correctors 20, 40 previously described for better visibility. More specifically, the limiting member for limiting the angular stroke is formed by a limiting groove 39, 59 made in the body of the manual corrector actuator 30, 40 and by a limiting pin 208, 408 carried by the plate 1 carrying the manual control device 100.
  • the limitation groove 39, 59 cooperates with the limitation pin 208, 408 in the following way: in the rest position, under the influence of the first elastic return means 22 or of the second means elastic return 42, the limitation groove 39, 59 bears against the limitation pin 208, 408 at a first end of the limitation groove 39, 59.
  • the maximum rotational travel of the manual actuator of corrector 30, 50 is defined by the second end of the limiting groove 39, 59 coming into abutment against the limiting pin 208, 408 under the thrust initiated by the user.
  • each of the manual corrector actuators 30, 50 is outside the timepiece 1000. These manual corrector actuators 30, 50 thus remain within reach of the user.
  • the manual corrector actuators 30,50 are actuated by means of pushers formed in the case middle (not shown) of the timepiece 1000.
  • the invention also relates to a timepiece 1000, comprising at least one mechanism 500, of which at least one correction mobile 10 is arranged to be controlled at least by such a manual control device 100.
  • the mechanism 500 is a spindle mechanism, in this case the correction mobile 10 is a spindle correction wheel.
  • the mechanism 500 is a calendar mechanism, in this case the correction wheel 10 is a date wheel, or even a ring.
  • the invention is applicable to many other horological mechanisms, for which adjustment by the user is necessary or advantageous, for example and not limited to adjustment of the phase or the age of the moon, the state of the tide, the year leap year, day/night position, morning/evening position, manual counter, selection of a ringing mode, adjustment of a wake-up time, or other.

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EP21196126.3A EP4148503A1 (de) 2021-09-10 2021-09-10 Vorrichtung zur manuellen steuerung eines mechanismus für eine uhr
US17/820,259 US20230084357A1 (en) 2021-09-10 2022-08-17 Device for manually controlling a mechanism for a timepiece
KR1020220111666A KR20230038102A (ko) 2021-09-10 2022-09-02 타임피스를 위한 메커니즘을 수동으로 제어하기 위한 수동 제어 디바이스
JP2022141194A JP7438298B2 (ja) 2021-09-10 2022-09-06 計時器のための機構を手動制御するデバイス
CN202211106052.8A CN115793427A (zh) 2021-09-10 2022-09-09 用于手动控制钟表的机构的装置

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