The regulating device, represented by its escapement wheel (5), is kept horizontal by being supported by a platform (3) secured to a counterweight (9) rotatably mounted about an arbour A.sub.1, pivoting in a carriage (10) rotatably mounted about an arbour A.sub.2 perpendicular to the arbour A.sub.1. Escapement wheel 15 meshes with a driving wheel (6) secured to arbour A.sub.1 and forming the output of a first differential (11) having at its inputs a kinematic corrective chain (8, 12, 14, 16, 18) and a kinematic drive chain, itself connected to the output of a second differential (21) having at its inputs the barrel wheel (7) and another kinematic corrective chain (22, 24, 26, 28) meshing with a wheel (20) secured to the carriage (10). The device can also act on an automatic winding block (40).
In order to improve the isochronisms of the mechanical movement of a watch, the regulating members comprise at least two tourbillions mounted on a common rotating support driven by one or several barrel springs, such that the tourbillions make an orbital movement around the axis of rotation of the support. The tourbillions are connected by respective going trains to a differential gear, one of whose elements is immobilised by friction.
The invention concerns a watch with a mechanical movement of the type comprising at least two regulating systems (SR1, SR2) each including a mechanical oscillator and an escapement. The movement includes as many sub-assemblies (SE1, SE2) as there are regulating systems, each of said sub-assemblies including a regulating system (SR1, SR2), a barrel (B1, B2) and a going train transmitting energy from the barrel to the regulating system inside the sub-assembly. A differential display gear (Da) connects the barrel or the going train of each sub-assembly to the display (A) to average out the rate of the two sub-assemblies. In a preferred embodiment, the two sub-assemblies are mounted on a common rotating support (5) and their regulating systems are tourbillons which make an orbital movement about the center of the watch dial.