Radio-controlled timepiece movement and method of assembly

Horology: time measuring systems or devices – Plural timepiece system or system device – With wireless synchronization

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368 88, 368187, G04C 1102, G04C 900, G04B 3700

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058986448

ABSTRACT:
A radio controlled timepiece movement includes a carrier structure and a wheel train mounted thereon. The wheel train includes a plurality of rotatable wheels each having a wheel aperture formed therein. The apertures are alignable with one another. A printed circuit board is mounted on the carrier structure and has a board aperture formed therethrough. An end of the board aperture disposed farthest from the wheels is covered by a portion of a conductor of the circuit board. A light beam transmitter is mounted on that conductor and disposed in the board aperture. A wire extends from the element to the second conductor. The transmitter and wire are embedded within a radiation-permeable material which fills the board aperture.

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patent: 4645357 (1987-02-01), Allgaier et al.
patent: 5231612 (1993-07-01), Allgaier et al.
patent: 5566140 (1996-10-01), Kohata et al.

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