Le Locle Automatic

Laser texturing on the rotor arm prevents oil migration to the bearing zone by creating microscopic structures that act as oil reservoirs. These textures increase surface roughness and create small depressions that retain oil, thus promoting the formation of a stable lubricating film. This keeps the oil close to the rotor and prevents it from flowing uncontrollably into the bearing zone, improving lubrication and extending bearing life.

Second death arises mechanically through the process of decomposition and the influence of external factors on the human body after death. First, the post-mortem examination begins, during which death is confirmed. This is followed by the decomposition phase, in which body temperature drops and muscles relax. Subsequently, chemical changes occur, caused by bacteria and enzymes, leading to tissue decomposition. This decomposition can be influenced by various factors such as temperature, humidity, and oxygen levels. The mechanical component can also be caused by external influences such as pressure or movement, which can further damage or alter the body.

Yes, a central coupling system is generally considered more space-saving, as it combines several couplings in a single system, thus reducing the space required in the vehicle or machine.

The second hand can sometimes stick because the movement is dirty or gummed up, which impairs the movement of the gears. Insufficient lubrication or mechanical damage can also cause the hand to malfunction. Temperature changes or magnetic fields can also disrupt the movement. In some cases, incorrect movement setting or a faulty second hand drive may be the cause.