EP1336907A2 - Mécanisme de commande pour dispositif de mise à l'heure d'une montre ainsi que montre incorporant ce mécanisme - Google Patents

Mécanisme de commande pour dispositif de mise à l'heure d'une montre ainsi que montre incorporant ce mécanisme Download PDF

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EP1336907A2
EP1336907A2 EP03001679A EP03001679A EP1336907A2 EP 1336907 A2 EP1336907 A2 EP 1336907A2 EP 03001679 A EP03001679 A EP 03001679A EP 03001679 A EP03001679 A EP 03001679A EP 1336907 A2 EP1336907 A2 EP 1336907A2
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Ferdinand Speichinger
Denis Zimmermann
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    • G04—HOROLOGY
    • G04B—MECHANICALLY-DRIVEN CLOCKS OR WATCHES; MECHANICAL PARTS OF CLOCKS OR WATCHES IN GENERAL; TIME PIECES USING THE POSITION OF THE SUN, MOON OR STARS
    • G04B27/00—Mechanical devices for setting the time indicating means
    • G04B27/001—Internal gear therefor, e.g. for setting the second hand or for setting several clockworks
    • G—PHYSICS
    • G04—HOROLOGY
    • G04B—MECHANICALLY-DRIVEN CLOCKS OR WATCHES; MECHANICAL PARTS OF CLOCKS OR WATCHES IN GENERAL; TIME PIECES USING THE POSITION OF THE SUN, MOON OR STARS
    • G04B19/00—Indicating the time by visual means
    • G04B19/22—Arrangements for indicating different local apparent times; Universal time pieces
    • G04B19/23—Arrangements for indicating different local apparent times; Universal time pieces by means of additional hands or additional pairs of hands
    • G—PHYSICS
    • G04—HOROLOGY
    • G04B—MECHANICALLY-DRIVEN CLOCKS OR WATCHES; MECHANICAL PARTS OF CLOCKS OR WATCHES IN GENERAL; TIME PIECES USING THE POSITION OF THE SUN, MOON OR STARS
    • G04B19/00—Indicating the time by visual means
    • G04B19/22—Arrangements for indicating different local apparent times; Universal time pieces
    • G04B19/23—Arrangements for indicating different local apparent times; Universal time pieces by means of additional hands or additional pairs of hands
    • G04B19/235—Arrangements for indicating different local apparent times; Universal time pieces by means of additional hands or additional pairs of hands mechanisms for correcting the additional hand or hands

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  • the present invention relates to a control mechanism for Integration in a watch with a main setting device that has at least two Snap-in positions, a rest position and at least one pulled position, has, and is determined with at least one adjuster, and Watches of any type that are suitable for their integration and one have such a control mechanism, in particular a world clock analogue display of the time and an associated location in different Time zones with a shift relative to local time of a multiple of one whole or half an hour, which is a simultaneous, unequivocal reading which allows times in the displayed time zones.
  • This watch can also have another, concentrically arranged pointer, which the display of a representative location for the selected time zone and by means of a pusher can be placed in different positions.
  • this realization is not suitable for additional world times.
  • the patent specification CH 665.930 describes a world time clock with at least one additional display, the additional time information being provided by, in the given case, three sub-dials which are not arranged concentrically to the central main dial, each with an hour hand which rotates in 24 hours.
  • Each of these additional ones Time displays are assigned a location display in the form of a world location disc similar to a date disc and a separate crown with two positions. The latter allows you to set the time and the world location according to the desired time zone independently of the other time displays in the associated additional display.
  • this watch has a main crown with three positions, the rest position for winding the watch, a pulled position for setting the time display of the main dial or, if a button is pressed, all dials, and a middle position for setting the date.
  • the setting of the additional time displays in particular is complicated and slow, inter alia, by using crowns.
  • Patent EP 0 558 756 also relates to a world clock with at least one an additional analog display for the time in different world time zones.
  • sub-dials are not concentric around the central one Main dial arranged, and a three-position crown allows that Winding up the clock, setting the date and simultaneously setting the time all time displays in their undrawn position or in the first as well as second drawn position.
  • additional Time displays each have a pusher, the time of each Press adjusted by one hour.
  • the pushers are always usable and can therefore easily lead to an unwanted adjustment Keep time display.
  • the aim of the present invention is to avoid the above Disadvantages and the creation of a control mechanism that allows the Main adjuster and the adjuster among themselves control that the functions of the main adjuster except the Winding up the watch in its rest position does not coincide with that of Auxiliary adjusters can be run, and thus creating of clocks integrating this control mechanism, especially one World clock for analog display of the time and an associated location in different time zones with a shift relative to local time of one Multiples of an entire or half an hour, which is a simultaneous, permissible unambiguous reading of the times in the displayed time zones, and the in particular, simple, quick and safe operation and setting allowed and prevents accidental adjustment of the watch.
  • the object of the present invention are therefore one of those in the Claims 1 and / or characteristics mentioned in the dependent claims excellent control mechanism as well as those from claim 6 defined clocks.
  • the attached figures exemplify an embodiment a world clock that integrates this control mechanism and the Control mechanism per se according to the present invention.
  • Figure 1 is a schematic view of the world clock with a Main display and three additional off-time displays including the corresponding pointers and controls.
  • Figures 2a-c represent the controls in a schematic manner the world clock, especially the crown, in its various positions.
  • Figures 3a and 3b explain the principle of the choice of world locations and Hour correction of a secondary display.
  • FIG. 4 represents the gear train of the minute display in simplified form.
  • Figures 5a-c illustrate the gear train of the hour display.
  • Figure 6 shows the gear train of the day-night display.
  • Figure 7 is a view of the gear train of the date display.
  • Figures 8a-e are longitudinal and cross sections of the rocker for selecting the Functions of the push buttons of the non-productive time displays.
  • FIGS 9a-c give schematic views of the control mechanism for the controls again.
  • FIGS. 10a-c represent the mechanism for correcting an hour Non-productive time display.
  • Figures 11a-b illustrate the mechanism for selecting a world location in one In addition to time display.
  • Figures 12a-b show the blocking mechanism for the World location pointer in interaction with the crown.
  • the world clock 1 shown in FIG. 1 is characterized by a modular structure.
  • a mechanical module includes one Main dial to show the different zone times and any other displays most functions of the watch. It is based on a separate work a basic work in the form of a mechanical, quartz - controlled or automatic quartz-controlled base work can be present, mountable, so that the following explanations refer to all of these possible combinations can relate.
  • a is located in the center Main dial 2 an analog main time display 4 with hours-19, minutes-20 and second hand 21, the hour hand 19 two revolutions per Day on the main dial 2, which is preferably in a 12-division 8 makes and the second hand 21 of the main display is optional.
  • the local time is shown in the main display 4, but it can also be the Zone time of any other world location important for the wearer is shown become.
  • Another option is a date indicator 7, which in this If the date window 24 formed in the main dial 2 is visible through it, which at a certain distance from the center 27 of the main dial 2 and in Relative to the other display elements cheap, otherwise arbitrary Angle is attached there.
  • the date is switched with the Main time display 4 at midnight.
  • It is also located on the outer edge of the Main dial 2 is a world ring 17, also known as Réhaut, on which important world locations 6 or useful abbreviations representative of one Time zone in a 24 division 9 of the ring 17 are attached.
  • sub-dials 3 are not concentric and their centers 28 are preferred, at least on one Side, equidistant from each other on a circle around the center 27 of the main dial 2 arranged.
  • These sub-dials 3 have preferably also each have a 12 division 8 and a world location ring 18 there in a 24 division 9 labels of world locations 6, where both can be designed in a variety of ways analogous to main dial 2 can.
  • Each of these sub-dials 3 is used for an analog off-time display 5, which has an hour hand 22 and a minute hand 23 for displaying the time and a world place hand 15 which at normal movement of the watch is at rest and in 24 steps for one turn an adjustment device 12 can be moved to identify the displayed one Time zone.
  • a secondary time display 5 can also be a day / night indicator 10, where then, for example, one in six sectors divided disc under the sub-dial turns once in 72 hours and through a day-night display window 25, the wearer receives information in advance about the morning or evening entry. Otherwise it is possible to give the subdials 3 a 24 division and thereby the hour absolute in the displayed time zone. The time is now in any time zone that is a multiple of an hour relative to local time is shifted, as well as the simultaneous and easy identification of this time zone possible.
  • the hour hands 19, 22 of all time displays 4, 5 rotate at normal movement of the clock in sync with each other, according to the selected world location show the hour of the respective time zone.
  • the minute hand 20, 23 of all time displays also rotate synchronously with one another, whereby how mentions the minute hand 23 of a secondary time display 5 for half-hour zones is rotated by 180 ° relative to the minute hand 20 of the main time display 4 and the Minute hand 23 of a secondary time display 5 for all-hour zones on the basis of Matched with the minute hand 20 of the main time display 4 omitted can be.
  • the day-night indicators 10 rotate synchronously together.
  • the world place pointers 15 rotate when the clock is running normally not, but are via a mechanism explained later manually adjustable.
  • the assignment a world location 6 to a sub-dial 3 by means of the world location pointer 15 and the World location rings 18 uniquely identify the displayed time zone and the day-night display 10 provides information about whether it is in the chosen world location morning, evening, day or night.
  • a minute tube wheel 50 drives on the one hand, via minute intermediate wheels 51, one minute wheel 52 each Secondary time display 5 on which the minute hand 23 of the secondary time display 5 is firmly attached, and on the other hand is fixed with a not shown Minute tube connected, which the minute hand 20 of the main time display 4th wearing.
  • Figure 5 shows the gear train of the hour display 101 in more detail, whereby the minute tube 53 is in engagement with a change gear 54 and this over a change gear 55 an hour wheel 56 of the main time display 4, which the Hour hand 19 of the main time display 4 carries, drives.
  • the hour wheel 56 of the Main time display 4 also drives via an intermediate idler gear 57 an hour wheel 58 of a secondary time display 5 with an hour hand 22 of the Secondary time display 5 carrying hour indicator wheel 59.
  • This is in everyone Secondary time display 5 by means of a clutch of the hour display 109, which is off a star 63, a catch 64 and a spring 65, non-positively with the Hour wheel 58 of the secondary time display 5 connected.
  • the correction wheel 67 shows how will be explained in more detail in the description of Figures 10c and 11b, a double clutch 108, which two opposite movements, namely the normal running of the clock and the movement of the Correction, recording and forwarding is able.
  • the two clutches work on the well-known ratchet sawtooth principle and are mounted in opposite directions to move in one or the other depending on the origin forward the other direction.
  • the day-night display 10 of each off-time display 5 is fixed connected to a day-night display wheel 62 and this is, as in the Figure 6 depicting the gear train of the day-night display 102, each via an hour change gear 61, which with the hour change wheel 60 is connected in synchronism with the hour indicator wheel 59 of the concerned Secondary time display 5 driven.
  • the date indicator 7 is driven in a known manner via an in Figure 7 shows the gear train of the date display 103.
  • the Minute tube 53 drives a date change wheel 93, which with the Date change gear 94 is connected, which in turn with the date switching wheel 95 is engaged. This makes one revolution in 24 hours and moves thus once a day by means of the shift finger 96 attached to it and the Teeth on the inside of the date indicator 7 the latter by a 1/31 turn around its axis.
  • a world clock 1 according to the present invention also has one A series of controls and settings on the Figures 2a-c and 3a-b will now be explained in more detail.
  • the main adjusting device in the form of a crown 11 has three snap-in positions.
  • a non-drawn rest position 11a serves to pull up the base work, as is symbolically represented by arrows in FIG. 2a.
  • a first drawn position 11b serves to correct the hour display and the date display of the main time display 4 by means of hour increments in both directions of rotation, shown in FIG. 2b.
  • the hour hand 19 of the main time display 4 completes one revolution in twelve steps independently of the minute hand 20 and therefore enables a quick and convenient hour setting, such as when changing from summer to winter time or possibly when changing the time zone.
  • the date display 7 By moving the hour hand 19 of the main time display 4 forward and backward around the 12 o'clock position, the date display 7 always switches one step forward in this position of the crown 11, which ensures a quick date setting.
  • a second drawn position 11c is used to set the main time display to the second, the rotation of the crown 11 in this position, also in both directions of rotation, causing the hour and minute hands of all time displays 4, 5 to move synchronously, as shown in FIG. 2c.
  • the world clock also points to each of the additional analog ones Time displays 5 a secondary setting device in the form of a trigger 12, the also laterally on the housing 14 of the world clock 1 and the associated Secondary time display 5 is attached opposite or adjacent.
  • Such pushers with a corresponding push mechanism 104 are approximately known from chronographs and make moving parts with their own compression spring represents, in the pressed position 12b automatically back to the starting position 12a snap back.
  • each push button is closed
  • a pressure point mechanism consisting of a spring 48 and one associated rocker 47 is built in, which is a minimum pressure for the Execution of the pusher function required, so that by accidental bumping, for example when wearing or taking off the watch, not the time or the world location of one Secondary time display 5 is adjusted.
  • These push buttons have two functions. To the they allow one, insofar as the minute display of the secondary time displays 5 such described above via the crown 11 is regulated by the main time display 4, the setting of the hour hands 22 of the secondary time displays 5 independently both among themselves and from the minute hands 23 of the non-productive time displays 5 and all hands 19, 20, 21 of the main time display 4, whereby, as in Figure 3b shows the hour hand 22 and the day-night display 10 at each time you press the corresponding time display 5 Move pusher 12 synchronously by one hour.
  • This double functionality of the pushers 12 is ensured in the case described here by way of example by the elements of a world clock according to the invention shown in FIGS. 10 and 11.
  • a push button 12 When a push button 12 is actuated, the hour hand 22 of the corresponding secondary time display 5 is set on the one hand via a push slide 43 which can be displaced with the push button 12, the end of which cooperates with one extremity of the rocker 47 in such a way that a connecting piece 74 which is rotatably mounted on the other extremity thereof moves that this in turn rotates a coaxial to the first ratchet 70 ring 72 by a certain angle ⁇ 1 about its axis.
  • the first ratchet wheel 70 which is fixedly mounted on the second ratchet wheel 71, engages by means of its toothing in the pawls 68 pressed laterally with the aid of the springs 69 mentioned, so that the correction wheel 67, on which the pawls 68 are movably mounted, also rotates.
  • the correction wheel 67 moves the correction wheel 66 and the hour change wheel 60, which in turn is in engagement with the hour indicator wheel 59.
  • each hour wheel 58 of a secondary time display 5 is non-positively connected to the hour indicator wheel 59 carrying the hour hand 22 of the secondary time display 5 by means of a coupling of the hour display 109.
  • the world location pointer 15 of a secondary time display 5 can be set. This setting takes place according to the same procedure as in described above, but with the difference that not only the correction wheel 67 by the pawls 68 movably attached to it, but in each case also one arranged concentrically to the correction wheel 67 Friction wheel 76 is rotated with the aid of a friction spring 77.
  • This friction wheel causes 5 at each idle time display via a first world location idler 78 and second world location intermediate wheel 79, which with a world location indicator wheel 80 in Engagement is a rotation of the world location pointer 15.
  • This world location indicator wheel 80 is analogous to the coupling of the hour display 109 shown above, known star-detent coupling 110 equipped, which a detent 82, a Spring 83 and a star 81 with twenty-four teeth and therefore the Setting the world location pointer 15 in 1/24 offsets for one revolution allowed. While in the first function mode of a push button 12, only the Hour hand 22 and the day-night indicator 10 of the corresponding Secondary time display 5 are moved, the rotates in the second mode associated world place pointer 15.
  • a world time clock according to the present invention furthermore has a special operating unit in the form of a rocker 13 for selecting the above-mentioned function of the pushers 12 for the secondary time displays 5.
  • This rocker 13 can be implemented, for example, as a snap-in pushbutton with two positions 13a and 13b, the part of the rocker projecting from the housing 14 indicating the function setting of the pushers 12.
  • the rocker 13 is to be pressed down for the setting of the world location pointer 15 of a secondary time display 5 and, as in FIG. 3b, to be pushed up for the setting of the hour hand 22 of a secondary time display 5.
  • FIG. 8a-e A preferred embodiment of such a rocker 13 is shown schematically in Figures 8a-e.
  • a contact pin 131 which can be pivoted about its outward-pointing extremity and a locking pin attached to the housing 14, for example in the form of a pin there screwed, so-called locking screw 132, housed, and the rocker 13 is in a shallow indentation on the side of the housing 14 of the world clock 1 also pivotable about an axis located approximately in the middle of the rocker 13, for example in the form of an articulated screw 133.
  • the locking screw 132 which can be adjusted by turning, for example by means of a screwdriver, for fine adjustment of the position of the rocker 13, is accommodated as an element with a part of double conical shape in a corresponding bore in the housing 14 in such a way that the switching movement of the rocker 13 in its two positions 13a and 13b is guided by means of springs 134 and a plate 135.
  • the molded body or head of the locking screw is designed such that two switching positions of the rocker 13 are defined in cooperation with the spring 134, so that the rocker 13 is bistable.
  • the contact pin has a radial longitudinal bore 136, in which a further spring 134 attached to the rocker 13 is suspended, and by means of which the stroke of the contact pin 131 can be adjusted by varying the bore length.
  • This contact pin 131 ensures the transmission of force from the rocker 13 into the interior of the housing and, due to an associated bore penetrating the housing 14, in which the contact pin 131 is guided by means of a sealing sleeve 137 provided in this bore and a sealing ring or O-ring 138 will cooperate with the parts located inside the housing, thereby simultaneously achieving watertightness with respect to the inside of the housing.
  • This cooperation which allows the aforementioned change of the trigger function, involves next to one Rocker mechanism 105 also has a specific locking mechanism 106 and can be understood from Figure 11a.
  • rocker 13 presses the contact pin 131 somewhat inwards through the corresponding bore when set to its first, pressed-up position 13a, as a result of which a rocker slide 84 arranged at the end of this rocker transfers this movement to a rocker rake 85 attached to the other end of this rocker slide, which in turn is pivotally attached to its extremity.
  • Its rake arm is in engagement with an arm of a likewise pivotable rake wheel 86, so that the rotary movement transmitted by the rocker rake 85 is transmitted via a second arm of the rake wheel 86 to a first rake intermediate wheel 87 and from there to a second rake intermediate wheel 88.
  • the latter is in engagement with a cam wheel 89, which carries a cam 90, which exerts a force on the blocking lever 91 for each secondary time display 5 due to the experienced rotary movement.
  • This force exceeds the force exerted on it by a return spring 92 of the blocking lever 91, so that this blocking lever 91 is pressed laterally onto the associated world location indicator wheel 80 and thus its rotation is prevented.
  • This blocking mechanism 106 is also shown in Figures 12a-b to operate by pulling the crown 11. If the crown and thus the Elevator shaft slide 41 and the elevator shaft 42 is pulled, so one by one about its center axis pivotable angle lever 33 moves. This in turn acts on a control rocker 32, which one with the Cam wheel 89 meshing rake 97 by a certain amount Angle rotates, whereby a second cam 98 each Blocking lever 91 of a secondary time display 5 on the corresponding World location indicator wheel 80 presses.
  • the world clock 1 has one of its essentials Components shown in Figure 9 control mechanism 30 that the Function of the movable controls crown 11, pushers 12 and rocker 13 by blocking or releasing it in a manner that is transparent to the user Controls one another that both damage the watch and a accidental adjustment of one of the time displays 4,5 by simultaneous Operation of the crown 11 and the pusher 12 is excluded.
  • control mechanism 30 that the Function of the movable controls crown 11, pushers 12 and rocker 13 by blocking or releasing it in a manner that is transparent to the user Controls one another that both damage the watch and a accidental adjustment of one of the time displays 4,5 by simultaneous Operation of the crown 11 and the pusher 12 is excluded.
  • FIGs 2a-c is the effect of this control mechanism using arrows represented symbolically.
  • the crown 11 is in its rest position 11 a When you wind the watch, the three pushers 12 are just like the rocker 13 usable and thus the hour hand 22 and the world place hand 15 of the Secondary time displays 5 adjustable.
  • the crown 11 is in one of its drawn positions 11 b or 11 c, as in Figures 2b and 2c symbolically marked by crossed out arrows, the pushers 12 no longer closed operate so that an adjustment of an element of the additional time displays 5 is excluded and only that corresponding to the position of the crown 11 Setting can be carried out, i.e. the setting in hourly steps Hour and date of the main time display 4 in the first drawn position 11 b of the crown 11 and the simultaneous setting of both the hour 19 and the minute hand 20, the main time display 4 and the hour and Minute hands 22 and 23 of the secondary time displays 5 in the second drawn Position 11 c.
  • the rocker 13 remains in the drawn positions 11b and 11c Krone 11 can still be used, but this has no effect.
  • Crown 11 takes ring 31 with its incisions 34, as in Figure 9 represented symbolically with an arrow by the action of the angle lever 33 at least two different radial positions 31a and 31b, the first Position 31 a of the rest position 11 a and the second position 31 b the drawn Positions 11 b or 11 c corresponds to crown 11.
  • the pushers point 12 each capable of assuming two positions 43a and 43b Pusher slide 43 with a pin 44 fastened thereon, which at Operation of the pusher 12 in the opposite incision 34 of the ring 31 can be pushed if the crown 11 is in its rest position 11 a and thus the incisions 34 are opposite the pins 44.
  • the detailed design of the operating unit 13 to choose the two functions of the pushers 12 different, in the frame of the inventive idea are subject to changes such as the replacement of the rocker 13 by one or two adjacent Pushbuttons, which also change over when you press them Confirm function of push buttons 12 visually and / or acoustically.
  • a world time clock can also be implemented, in which no world location 6 corresponding to the displayed time zone is assigned to the time indicated in a secondary time display 5, so that the double functionality of the secondary setting devices 12 and thus the operating unit 13 for selecting their function is omitted.
  • control mechanism 30 for controlling the functions of the main setting device 11 and the secondary setting devices 12 with one another continues to be a simple and effective means of improving the operating functions and is therefore an important component of such a watch.
  • a clock setting device can of course also be used in a clock another type, but with the same necessities and the same Requirements for such components as the world clock presented, be used. They are therefore isolated with regard to their respective Properties to look at.
  • these two according to the invention Components in any watch with at least one auxiliary setting device and with a main setting device, which has at least two locking positions, namely a rest position and at least one pulled position, to be used.
  • the chronograph usually has either a chronograph display integrated in its main time display or in a separate secondary time display, which is usually equipped with one or two additional chronograph or stop hands for time measurement.
  • a chronograph therefore usually also has one Main setting device with at least two snap-in positions for setting the main time display and at least one secondary setting device assigned to the chronograph display or its hands.
  • the coordination of their functions which are of course different from those of the setting devices of a world clock, can, however, be implemented according to the same principle and with exactly the same means described above, that is to say by means of the control mechanism mentioned.
  • control unit for selecting the function of a Setting device of a watch be it in the form of a rocker, a push button or the like, to be transferred to any watch, which setting devices with at least two assigned different functions, can be used.
  • the scope of the inventive concept of the present invention therefore encompasses both the two core elements of the invention, the Control mechanism for coordinating the functions and the actuation of the main and secondary setting device (s) of a watch and the operating unit for selecting the function of a setting device of a watch, as such as well as the combination of these devices with corresponding watches of various types suitable for integrating these components.

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