DE7012353U - WATCH, IN PARTICULAR WRISTWATCH WITH DATE DISPLAY. - Google Patents

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DR. RUDOLF BAUER. DIPL-ING. HELMUT HUBBUCH PATENT LAWYERS

753 PFORZHEIM. 2.4.1970 II / Wa WESTLICHE 31 (AM LEOPOLD PLATZ) TEL .. (07231) 24290

Hermann Becker E.G., Bietlingen "near Pforzheim

ⁿ ear, esp. wristwatch with date display "

The innovation relates to a clock, especially a wristwatch with date display «,

There are clocks, especially wristwatches with date display known, in which in a date window the respective date of an underlying date disc or ring, which is switched by the clockwork appears.

In contrast, the watch, especially a wristwatch, is identified with date display according to the innovation in that all the numbers on the date ring are visible, so that in connection with a rotating day ring with the days of the week listed one after the other after setting to the current date Daily data from previous and previous weekdays can be read, or vice versa.

For this purpose, the dial can have ring windows, in particular 31 windows for viewing all 31 day data and one on the watch case that can be rotated around the watch glass

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Set day ring for the days of the week, in particular for 4 weeks in the 31-day division, so that when the Day ring on the respective date, the days of the week for all dates of a month can be read forwards or backwards The day ring rotatable around the watch glass with weekday division in 28 fields expediently carries in the 3 remaining fields of 31 in the middle a double arrow and a plus or minus sign on both sides corresponding to the reading direction

Embodiments of a wristwatch according to the innovation are shown for example in the drawing, namely show:

F i g. 1 the top view of a wristwatch according to the innovation,

F i g · 2 the partial section to FIG. 1 in an enlarged view and

Fig. 3 shows a partial section of another embodiment.

As can be seen from FIG. 1, the wristwatch 1 has a dial 2 with 31 pen stars 3 corresponding to the one below Day ring 4, which, as usual, is switched every 24 hours by the clockwork · In conjunction with a Marking 5 can be read from the normal day window 6, in each case the corresponding date, while the pointers 7 »like common to display the hours, minutes and seconds.

A day bearing 9 is now rotatably arranged around the watch glass β, which the weekdays of 4 weeks in 31-day division carries, as can be seen from Fig. 1, namely in 28 fields, while in the three remaining fields 10 in the middle a double arrow and a plus-minus sign on both sides accordingly the reading direction is arranged.

The day ring 9 can be in a groove on the arched part of the watch glass 8 run or, as shown in Fig. 2, this (9) on the raised glass edge 11 with an intermediate Spring ring 12 rotatably held. Also, according to FIG Glass rim 11a with watch glass 8a can be rotated by overlapping and inserted spring ring 12a, in order to achieve a further embodiment to show.

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Day of the week by turning to the current date in the day window 6 it is now possible to read the corresponding days of the week for previous or previous dates, which is important for scheduling fasten and change from month to month and so in Connection with conventional date clocks for scheduling purposes serve, which special date plates are now superfluous with the present announcement.

Claims (3)

DR. RUDOLF BAUER DIPL-ING, HELMUT HUBBUCH PATENTANWÄLTE 753 PFORZHEIM. 2.4.1970 II / Wa WESTLICHE 31 (AM LEOPOLDPLATZ) TEI (O7231) 242ΘΟ Protection zaiisprüclie: 1. Clock, esp. Aambanduhr with date display, characterized in that that all the numbers on the date ring are visible are in such a way that in connection with a rotating day ring with consecutive days of the week listed after setting to the current date, days before and after Days of the week are available. 2. Clock according to claim 1, characterized in that the dial has Bing windows, in particular 31 windows for viewing has dates of all 31 days and a Sagesring rotatable around the watch glass on the watch case shows the days of the week, in particular for 4 weeks in the 31-day division. 3. Clock according to claim 2, characterized in that the Day ring rotatable around the watch glass with weekday division In 28 fields in the 3 Eest fields of 31 in the middle a double arrow and a plus-minus sign on both sides corresponding to the direction of reading. 4. unr according to one of the claims i Die ^, äadurcji shows that the rotating day ring is in a slII running on the volbteil of the watch glass. 3 clock according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the rotatable day ring runs on the raised glass edge of the housing, preferably by means of a spring ring located between them.