A component of a winding device, in particular an automatic winding device, of a timepiece movement, wherein it is made of austenitic stainless steel and wherein it comprises at least one friction surface hardened by carbon or nitrogen type atoms introduced into the austenitic stainless steel over a predetermined depth.

A winding device, in particular for a barrel provided with a spring, including a ratchet fixedly mounted on a rotary winding shaft, the rotary winding shaft being, for example, a winding shaft of the barrel, the rotation of which winds the barrel, and a winding gear train meshing with the ratchet, the rotation of the winding gear train causing the ratchet to rotate and the rotary winding shaft to rotate by applying a torque to the ratchet, the winding gear train being movable between a coupled position wherein it drives the ratchet and a disconnected position wherein it does not drive the ratchet, the winding gear train being mounted on a spring exerting a return force on the winding gear train to keep it in the coupled position. A horological movement can include such a winding device.

A component of a winding device, in particular an automatic winding device, of a timepiece movement, wherein it is made of austenitic stainless steel and wherein it comprises at least one friction surface hardened by carbon or nitrogen type atoms introduced into the austenitic stainless steel over a predetermined depth.

The invention relates to a click (10) for a mobile (5), of a timepiece mechanism, arranged to be movable between: a blocking position, in which the click (10) blocks a movement of the mobile (5) in a first displacement direction (S1), a release position, in which the click (10) allows a movement of the mobile (5) in a second displacement direction (S2), the click (10) comprising an elastic section (4) arranged to exert a return force of the click (10) towards the blocking position, characterised in that the elastic section (4) comprises a support portion (4.3) arranged to form, with a reference portion (6.1) of the timepiece mechanism, a stop interface in which the support portion (4.3) is at least partially enclosed in the reference portion (6.1), or in which the reference portion (6.1) is at least partially enclosed in the support portion (4.3).