Sentence examples similar to fusee drive from inspiring English sources

The going barrel, in which the mainspring barrel drives the wheeltrain directly, is fitted to all modern mechanical watches and has superseded the fusee.

This explains the great importance of the fusee.

With correct proportioning of mainspring and fusee radii, an almost constant torque was maintained as the mainspring unwound.

Solution of the problem was advanced almost as soon as the mainspring was invented (about 1450) by the application of the fusee, a cone-shaped, grooved pulley used together with a barrel containing the mainspring.

We drive.

They drive.

Drive it".

Jump drive?

Sexual drive?

I drive.

His drive.