e/Lever escapement

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has gloss	eng: The lever escapement is a key component of the typical movement found in most mechanical wristwatches, pocket watches and many small mechanical non-pendulum clocks. The invention of the lever escapement is attributed to Thomas Mudge, and its modern form was developed by subsequent workers including Breguet and Massey. It is a detached escapement, which means that the time-keeping element runs entirely free of interference from the escapement during a portion of the operating cycle.
lexicalization	eng: Lever Escapement
instance of	(noun) mechanical device that regulates movement escapement

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