Abstract: A rotary piezoelectric motor (1), in particular for a timepiece, including a rotor (3) configured to rotate and actuate a mechanical device, and a stator (2) configured to rotate the rotor (3), the stator (2) including a piezoelectric actuator provided with a resonator (29) arranged to perform an oscillatory motion, and a fixed element (4). The resonator in a movable element (5) arranged at a distance from the fixed element (4) and connected to the fixed element (4), the piezoelectric actuator being configured to move the movable element (5) against the rotor (3) to make it rotate, the movement of the movable element (5) making the rotor (3) rotate in a first direction.

Abstract: A method for compensating the rate as a function of the temperature of a watch (1). A water-resistant case (2) contains a movement (3) with an oscillator (4), in an internal volume V occupied by n moles of a gas of constant R, where the pressure coefficient Cp and the humidity coefficient Ch of the movement (3) are determined, an optimal value Cto of the thermal coefficient Ct of the oscillator (4) is calculated defining the relatively linear variation of the rate thereof as a function of the temperature T, compensating the pressure and humidity deviations. The pressure P and/or the constant R and/or the quantity of gas and/or the temperature T are varied in the case. In the factory, the thermal coefficient of elastic return, and/or the quantity and/or the nature of the gas in the watch, and/or the internal volume of the case (2) are modified.

Abstract: A bearing (1a) for guiding a timepiece shaft about an axis, notably a guide bearing for a portion of a timepiece resonator shaft, comprising at least one pressing element (13a) arranged in such a way as to constantly exert an action on the shaft, radially or substantially radially with respect to the axis.

Abstract: A bearing (1a) for guiding a timepiece shaft about an axis, notably a guide bearing for a portion of a timepiece resonator shaft, comprising at least one pressing element (13a) arranged in such a way as to constantly exert an action on the shaft, radially or substantially radially with respect to the axis.