DE8614722U1 - Clock for setting sports scores - Google Patents

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Applicant: Günter Templin

Pfauenweg 7 / I
7990 Friedrichshafen 5

Official Description: "Clock for setting sports scores"

The invention relates to a device for setting sports scores; thereby are in a wristwatch Similar housing round discs with printed numbers, each according to the score under a window in the Housing cover can be adjusted.

Score displays enable the game points to be recorded and sentences in sports competitions such as tennis where points are counted.

There are known score displays which are used as electronic digital devices in competitions with referees will. There are no known devices with which the players themselves, without the involvement of referees, play scores can hold on. When players play competitions without the involvement of referees, they count the game points even with. Very often it happens that the score is forgotten or each player remembers it differently. This then leads to arguments between the players, which not only costs time, but also leads to annoyance.

This is where the invention aims to remedy the situation. The invention, as it is characterized in the claims, solves the problem of creating a device in which by By turning number discs in a housing, the respective score can be set.

^{The VdHe 1} IIe achieved by the invention are essentially

borrowed to see that the players the scores g

do not have to notice, but can adjust mechanically; f ^:

And on a small device that works like a wristwatch |

wear on your wrist. §

In the following the invention is explained in more detail with reference to the drawings

explained, which only represent a way of execution. It
Figure 1 shows the top view of the subject matter of the invention,
FIG. 2 shows the plan view of the number disks with the disks removed

Housing cover and Figure 3 a section along the cutting line ",

1-1 in Figure 2. j

In the figures is a clock for setting sports-game |

stands that essentially consist of a wristwatch |

similar housing with number discs in it * I

In the housing base 1 and in the housing cover 2 there are round |

Wells in which round, numbered discs 3, «

are inserted so that they are slightly out of the housing |

stick out. Windows 6 are provided in the housing cover 2, under ί

numbers corresponding to the score are set. To \

the disc sides against the housing base 1 and the housing \

lid 2 has a small recess 4 for each number,

with which the disc 3 engages in a knob 5, which is located on the \

Housing bottom 1 or on the housing cover 2 is located. Allows \

this locking is achieved by the elasticity of the housing, |

that is, when the disk 3 is rotated, it presses on the \

Knobs 5, whereby the housing slightly resiliently apart j

is pressed until the disc 3 engages again, creating a |

Independent adjustment is prevented. As a supplement to the |

A digital clock 7 is provided in the housing |

hen, eliminating the need to wear a watch. |

Claims (2)

• * a claims 1. Clock for setting sports scores, consisting of a housing (1,2) and at least two in the housing (1,2) rotatably mounted disks (3) with numbers are provided, 'characterized in that the number discs (3) of a pair have different diameters, are arranged one above the other and protrude slightly offset from one another from the housing (1,2). 2. clock riäch claim 1, characterized in that on the number discs (J>) for each number there is a small round recess (h) which, when a number is set, engages in a knob (5) which is located on the case bottom (1 ) or on the housing cover (2). Watch according to claims 1-2, characterized in that the numbers in the discs (3) are used to prevent wear are planned in greater depth " Clock according to claims 1-3 *, characterized in that in the Housing (1,2) a digital clock (7) with at least one puncture is provided.