Winding device (1000) including motorisation means (2) driving a watch holder (1) carrying at least one automatic watch (100) with a movable oscillating mass, and measuring means (3) measuring the amplitude of the resonator of each watch (100), and watch (100) identification means (300), providing the identification of a particular watch (100) to control means (200) including an internal database (400) with the history of the amplitude measurements of the resonator of this particular watch (100) and/or the value of its nominal amplitude, and/or communication means (500) communicating with an external database (600) for extracting these values.

System (10) including (i) a pawl device (110) for a first wheel (6) of a first part (301) of a drivetrain (300) for winding a mainspring (7); (ii) a clutch device (120) for engaging a second part (302) of a drivetrain (300) for winding the mainsprin (7) with the first part (301) of the drivetrain (300) for winding the mainspring (7); and (iii) a coupling device (130) for coupling the pawl device and the clutch device, particularly a device (130) for coupling the states of operation of the pawl device and of the clutch device.

Watch comprising a case containing an energy accumulator recharged by a winding mechanism, this watch is arranged to receive, attached to the case or in immediate proximity thereto, an additional self-winding mechanism arranged to be worn by a user at the same time as the watch and comprising a transmitter wheel set arranged for contactless cooperation with a receiver wheel set comprised in the winding mechanism, by remote interaction under the action of a field in the air-gap between the transmitter wheel set and the receiver wheel set, the intensity of the field and the maximum air-gap distance being defined to transmit to the receiver wheel set, to recharge the energy accumulator, a torque or a force imparted by a user to the transmitter wheel set, and the additional self-winding mechanism is removable and portable with respect to the case.

Watch comprising a case containing an energy accumulator recharged by a winding mechanism, this watch is arranged to receive, attached to the case or in immediate proximity thereto, an additional self-winding mechanism arranged to be worn by a user at the same time as the watch and comprising a transmitter wheel set arranged for contactless cooperation with a receiver wheel set comprised in the winding mechanism, by remote interaction under the action of a field in the air-gap between the transmitter wheel set and the receiver wheel set, the intensity of the field and the maximum air-gap distance being defined to transmit to the receiver wheel set, to recharge the energy accumulator, a torque or a force imparted by a user to the transmitter wheel set, and the additional self-winding mechanism is removable and portable with respect to the case.

Watch comprising a case containing an energy accumulator recharged by a winding mechanism, this watch is arranged to receive, attached to the case or in immediate proximity thereto, an additional self-winding mechanism arranged to be worn by a user at the same time as the watch and comprising a transmitter wheel set arranged for contactless cooperation with a receiver wheel set comprised in the winding mechanism, by remote interaction under the action of a field in the air-gap between the transmitter wheel set and the receiver wheel set, the intensity of the field and the maximum air-gap distance being defined to transmit to the receiver wheel set, to recharge the energy accumulator, a torque or a force imparted by a user to the transmitter wheel set, and the additional self-winding mechanism is removable and portable with respect to the case.

A timepiece sub-assembly includes, irreversibly fixed to a main plate and each irreversibly pre-adjusted by the irreversible securing of adjustment and/or assembly components, after the particular timepiece function thereof has been adjusted and function checked on the test bench, functional modules including a gear train module, a display module, and a time-setting module. Other mechanical sub-assemblies, each irreversibly fixed to the preceding lower order mechanical sub-assembly, include various modules including motor module, frame-mounted self-winding device module, escapement holder regulating module, motion work train, date module, and self-winding module. A mechanical movement including at least one mechanical sub-assembly of this type and a watch including a mechanical movement of this type are also disclosed. A method of assembling mechanical sub-assemblies of this type by the irreversible securing of mechanical sub-assemblies and irreversibly pre-adjusted modules is also disclosed.

A device for automatic winding of a barrel spring of a watch includes an oscillating mass, an entry disk kinematically linked to the oscillating mass, two reduction disks and a ratchet driving disk, each reduction disk including a reduction wheel bearing at least four planetary wheels, and a transmission pinion about which the reduction wheel is loosely mounted, the entry disk being kinematically linked to the two reduction wheels such that, regardless of the direction of rotation in which it is driven by the oscillating mass, it rotates the two reduction wheels in mutually different directions, the planetary wheels forming, in each of the reduction disks, ratchets to connect in rotation the transmission pinion and the reduction wheel only when the reduction wheel pivots in a predefined direction of rotation, the predefined direction of rotation being identical for either of the reduction wheels.

A device for automatic winding of a barrel spring of a watch includes an oscillating mass, an entry disk kinematically linked to the oscillating mass, two reduction disks and a ratchet driving disk, each reduction disk including a reduction wheel bearing at least four planetary wheels, and a transmission pinion about which the reduction wheel is loosely mounted, the entry disk being kinematically linked to the two reduction wheels such that, regardless of the direction of rotation in which it is driven by the oscillating mass, it rotates the two reduction wheels in mutually different directions, the planetary wheels forming, in each of the reduction disks, ratchets to connect in rotation the transmission pinion and the reduction wheel only when the reduction wheel pivots in a predefined direction of rotation, the predefined direction of rotation being identical for either of the reduction wheels.