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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 28, 2014
Filed:
Feb. 15, 2008
Frédéric Maier, Neuchâtel, CH;
Stéphane Von Gunten, Corcelles, CH;
Sylvain Jeanneret, Colombier, CH;
Frédéric Maier, Neuchâtel, CH;
Stéphane Von Gunten, Corcelles, CH;
Sylvain Jeanneret, Colombier, CH;
Patek Philippe sa Geneve, Geneva, CH;
Abstract
A timepiece component, such as a balance, an oscillating mass or a wheel, having a structure made according to a micro-manufacturing technique, such as the DRIE technique. The component has at least one member formed in or at the periphery of the structure and made of a material different from that of the structure. This member is typically metal and is formed by electro-forming using a cavity of the structure as a mold.
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