CH126878A

CH126878A - Case for wristwatch.

Info

Publication number: CH126878A
Authority: CH
Inventors: Marc Vaudaux
Original assignee: Marc Vaudaux
Priority date: 1927-07-07
Filing date: 1927-07-07
Publication date: 1928-07-02

Description

  

      Ctui        pour        montre-bracelet.       L'objet de la présente invention est un  étui pour montre-bracelet.  



  Le dessin ci-annexé représente, à titre  d'exemple, une forme d'exécution de l'objet  de l'invention.  



  La     fig.    1 en est une vue en perspective  et la     fig.    2 une vue en coupe transversale.  L'étui représenté comprend deux valves  1 et 2 montées en charnière en 3 et pouvant  se fermer par un verrou 4; intérieurement  au corps de l'étui est monté, à charnière en 5,  sur la valve 2 une plaque 6 de forme oblon  gue; c'est sur cette plaque que se dispose la  montre<I>a,</I> le bracelet lui-même<I>b,</I> constitué  en     fig.    1 par une moire, entourant la plaque  dans le sens longitudinal; de cette façon,  lorsque l'on ouvre l'étui, la montre-bracelet  ne tombe pas, quelle que soit la position de  ce dernier. Les charnières 3 et 5 sont dis  posées sur deux bords opposés de la valve 2.  



  Les deux valves sont en cuir et à soufflets;  bien entendu on pourrait employer une autre  matière; l'étui a la forme connue en horlo  gerie sous le nom de "forme tonneau",     c'est-          à-dire    que son pourtour affecte la forme d'une  ellipse présentant un pan coupé à chaque    extrémité de son grand axe (voir     fig.    1); la  forme, bien entendu, pourrait être     différente;     les dimensions sont telles qu'on puisse porter  l'étui facilement dans la poche comme on le .  fait d'un étui à lorgnon par exemple.



      Case for wristwatch. The object of the present invention is a case for a wristwatch.



  The accompanying drawing represents, by way of example, an embodiment of the object of the invention.



  Fig. 1 is a perspective view thereof and FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view. The case shown comprises two valves 1 and 2 hinged at 3 and can be closed by a lock 4; inside the body of the case is mounted, hinged at 5, on the valve 2 a plate 6 of oblong shape; it is on this plate that the watch <I> a, </I> the bracelet itself <I> b, </I> constituted in fig. 1 by a moire, surrounding the plate in the longitudinal direction; in this way, when the case is opened, the wristwatch does not fall, whatever the position of the latter. The hinges 3 and 5 are placed on two opposite edges of the valve 2.



  The two valves are leather and gusseted; of course we could use another material; the case has the shape known in watchmaking under the name of "barrel shape", that is to say that its periphery takes the shape of an ellipse having a cutaway at each end of its major axis (see fig. . 1); the shape, of course, could be different; the dimensions are such that one can carry the case easily in the pocket as it is. made of an eyeglass case for example.

Claims

CLAIM Case for a wristwatch; characterized in that it has internally an oblong plate mounted as a hinge on the body of the case and intended to receive the watch, the bracelet going around the plate in the longitudinal direction. SUB-CLAIMS 1 Case for a wristwatch, according to claim, characterized in that the case comprises two valves hinged one on the other, the plate being hinged on one of the valves.

2 case for a wristwatch, according to claim 1, characterized in that the second hinge is disposed on the side of the valve opposite to that on which the first hinge is disposed. 3 Case for a wristwatch, according to claim 1, characterized in that the valves are made of leather and gusseted. 4 Case for a wristwatch, according to the claim, characterized in that the periphery of the case, closed, has the shape of an ellipse having a cutaway at each end of its major axis.