Abstract: The invention relates to an indexing gear for timekeeping devices comprising a toothed wheel having an indexing tooth, a pinion indexable two teeth at a time by means of the indexing tooth of the indexing wheel, said pinion being secured against rotation between indexing operations by a shoulder of the indexing wheel, and also comprising a driven toothed wheel meshing with the pinion, the pinion having, according to the invention, slotted teeth or teeth elastically deformable in some other way, which interact with the shoulder of the indexing wheel and the teeth of the toothed wheel, such that a gear drive is obtained which is completely without any play.

Abstract: A recessed push button in the back of an electronic watch is sealed and returned to its normal position by a resilient O-ring gasket, and retained in a recessed opening in the watch case by a spring retaining clip. The clip has a keyhole slot transversely slidable around a groove in the push button stem, with a retaining tab locking the clip in position. A first conductive member maintains contact with the clip, holding it in position, and a second conductive member is spaced from and contacted by the clip when the push button is depressed.