Abstract: A horological module (1) for a horological movement, for example an automaton or a ringing mechanism. The horological module (1) includes a plate (2) and a mechanical device (10) able to pass from an idle state, wherein the mechanical device (10) is immobile with respect to the plate (2), to an operating state, wherein at least a part of the mechanical device (10) is able to move with respect to the plate (2) when it is actuated. A barrel (3) provides energy to the mechanical device (10) and a gear train (20) is actuated by the barrel (3). A regulator regulates the speed of the mechanical device (10) and there is provided an element (30) for automatically locking the mechanical device (10), configured to lock the regulator to put the mechanical device (10) in the idle state.

Abstract: A horological module (1) for a horological movement, for example an automaton or a ringing mechanism, the horological module (1) including a plate (2) and a mechanical device (10) able to pass from an idle state, wherein the mechanical device (10) is immobile with respect to the plate (2), to an operating state, wherein at least a part of the mechanical device (10) is able to move with respect to the plate (2) when it is actuated. A barrel (3) provides energy to the mechanical device (10), and a geartrain (20) is actuated by the barrel (3). An element (30) automatically locks the mechanical device (10), and includes a rotary cam (4) and a movable body (7) cooperating with the rotary cam (4), the movable body (7) being able to move between a locking position, in the idle state, and a retracted position, in the operating state).

Abstract: A remote control device for a horological movement of a watch wherein the remote control device includes an input control member intended to be acted on by a user and kinematically connected, with a connecting member, to an output control member intended to act on the horological movement of the watch, the connecting member being intended to be arranged such that it can rotate about the horological movement, and being configured such that it is driven in rotation by the input control member when the latter is acted upon, and such that it causes the output control member to move during this rotation.