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US Patent 3604202
Issued Date
September 14, 1971
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The present invention relates to an electric timepiece with a driving regulator mechanism, the oscillations of which are electrically sustained by means of a transistorized circuit comprising at least two windings, i.e. a pickup winding and a driving winding. This timepiece is characterized by the fact that it comprises two winding carrying plates on each of which is secured one of these windings, one of the said plates carrying moreover the transistor or transistors as well as at least one part of the other elements of the sustaining circuit.
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Owner
S Ebouches S. A. (Neuchatel,CH)
Published
September 14, 1971
Application Number
04/849,987
Filed
August 14, 1969
US Classification
210/444  
Int'l Classification
B01D   35/30   (20060101)   B01D   35/14   (20060101)  
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Priority Data
Aug 30, 1968 [CH] 13,113/68
USPTO Field of Search
58/23   58/23BA   58/23TF   58/23V   58/28   58/53   58/116  
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