A method for machining by laser ablation or by micro-milling a raised and/or hollow structure on an impression of an injection mould. A method for manufacturing a ceramic or cermet item by injection using the injection mould to produce an item, and in particular a watch bezel, decorated directly during the injection.

An ornamental part, for example for a timepiece, jewellery or telephone, in particular a watch case middle, and its manufacturing method, the part at least partly including a hard material having a Vickers hardness greater than 1000 HV, the method including the following main steps: a step of producing a precursor from a mixture of at least one powder material with a binder, a step of injecting the precursor into a mould in order to form a green body, a step of sintering the green body in order to form a body of the future part from the hard material, and a step of depositing a polymer material coating on one face of the part, the deposition being carried out by moulding on the body, in particular by injection into a mould, the coating and the hard material being inseparable.

A case includes a main case body and an exterior member. The exterior member is welded to the main case body with laser light. The laser light is irradiated onto an irradiation surface. A welding part of the main case body and the exterior member is formed on the inner periphery surface extending along a height direction of the case and is formed such that the irradiation surface is perpendicular to the incident laser light.

At least one resurfacing system and at least one adjustment guide system for positioning a chuck holding a watch component relative to the resurfacing system. In example embodiments, the adjustment guide system includes one guide rail providing linear offset/distance and angular adjustment and guidance, or two perpendicular guide rails providing linear offset/distance and lateral position adjustment and guidance. Some embodiments include first and second resurfacing systems and a common rotary drive system that drives both the first and second resurfacing systems. The first resurfacing system can be a linear belt resurfacing system and the second resurfacing system can be a rotary disc resurfacing system. Some embodiments including the rotary disc resurfacing system have a metal rotary mounting disc driven by the drive system and a replaceable magnetic resurfacing disc that magnetically adheres to the rotary disc. Also disclosed is a method of resurfacing watches using these watch resurfacing devices.