A timepiece display device including a first display element and a second display element superimposed above a fixed part including a main bearing surface, this second display element is subjected to opposing forces exerted, on the one hand by lower return means which tend to bring the second display element closer to the first display element, and, on the other hand, by upper return mechanism which tends to move the second display element away from the first display element without contact between them or else by mechanical spacing device which includes a bearing surface providing a stop bearing function on a stop surface of the second display element, to limit the travel from the second display element to the first display element.

An electromechanical horological movement (2) including an electromechanical motor (54), a display wheel set (30) arranged to be rotated by the electromechanical motor and including an arbor (36) intended to carry a display hand (48), and a braking device associated with the display wheel set and including a braking spring (10) and a washer (8) arranged between the braking spring and the arbor of the display wheel set, the braking spring being arranged so as to be able to generate, via the washer against which this braking spring presses, a braking torque on the display wheel set, as soon as this display wheel set is subjected to a rotary drive torque. The washer and the braking spring are arranged so that the washer remains stationary and non-rotating in normal operation.