An elastic fastening element for holding a timepiece component on a support element, including an opening the contour of which includes at least four contact areas for receiving and clamping the support element in the opening, the contact areas each being included on an inner face of a deformable portion provided with a through-hole of the fastening element.

An elastic fastening element for holding a timepiece component on a support element, including an opening the contour of which includes at least four contact areas for receiving and clamping the support element in the opening, the contact areas each being included on an inner face of a deformable portion provided with a through-hole of the fastening element.

An elastic holding member including a body provided with rigid portions and deformable portions each provided with a through hole, the member being intended for attaching a horological component to a support element and including an opening the contour of which includes three contact zones intended to come into abutment on the support element, the contact zones each being included on an internal face of a reception region of each deformable portion.

An attachment monolithic part for fastening a timepiece component on a support element, including an opening into which the support element could be inserted, the attachment part including elastic arms contributing to ensuring an elastic clamping of the support element in the opening, each arm consisting of a contact portion provided with a through hole and with a connecting portion, the contact portion including a receiving region provided with a bearing area intended to come into contact with the support element and the connecting portion ensuring an elastic connection with another one of the arms of the part.

An attachment monolithic part for fastening a timepiece component on a support element, including an opening into which the support element could be inserted, the attachment part including elastic arms contributing to ensuring an elastic clamping of the support element in the opening, each arm consisting of a contact portion provided with a through hole and with a connecting portion, the contact portion including a receiving region provided with a bearing area intended to come into contact with the support element and the connecting portion ensuring an elastic connection with another one of the arms of the part.

The invention relates to a fabrication method including an assembly step for inserting an intermediate part intended to ensure the flatness of the face to be welded.

The invention relates to a fabrication method including an assembly step for inserting an intermediate part intended to ensure the flatness of the face to be welded.

A fastening stud (1) for one end of a hairspring, the stud having a first portion (10) designed to come into contact with the hairspring, the first portion being formed such as to have a first surface (10b) and a second bearing surface (10c) with the hairspring.

A fastening stud (1) for one end of a hairspring, the stud having a first portion (10) designed to come into contact with the hairspring, the first portion being formed such as to have a first surface (10b) and a second bearing surface (10c) with the hairspring.

A mechanical oscillating system for a clock including a balance spring manufactured from a non-metallic, polycrystalline material with a grain size between 10 and 50,000 nm, with a winding area of the balance spring 0.001 mm.sup.2 to 0.3 mm.sup.2, an oscillating body and a shaft for mounting of the oscillating body and the balance spring on the shaft. A spiral spring for a clock being manufactured from a non-metallic material, wherein the non-metallic material is a polycrystalline material with a grain size between 10 and 50,000 nm, and having a linear thermal expansion coefficient smaller than 810.sup.6/K.