EP3092531A2 - Device for securing a crystal to a watch case - Google Patents
Device for securing a crystal to a watch caseInfo
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- EP3092531A2 EP3092531A2 EP15700185.0A EP15700185A EP3092531A2 EP 3092531 A2 EP3092531 A2 EP 3092531A2 EP 15700185 A EP15700185 A EP 15700185A EP 3092531 A2 EP3092531 A2 EP 3092531A2
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- watch case
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Classifications
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- 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
- G04B39/00—Watch crystals; Fastening or sealing of crystals; Clock glasses
- G04B39/02—Sealing crystals or glasses
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- G—PHYSICS
- G04—HOROLOGY
- G04D—APPARATUS OR TOOLS SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR MAKING OR MAINTAINING CLOCKS OR WATCHES
- G04D3/00—Watchmakers' or watch-repairers' machines or tools for working materials
- G04D3/06—Devices for shaping or setting watch glasses
Definitions
- the present invention relates to a method of fixing an upper and / or lower window on a watch case, more precisely on a bezel or on a middle case bezel of a watch case, without using a seal or glue while ensuring a tight and resistant fixing.
- the present invention relates to a method of fixing an ice on a watch case which is distinguished by the characteristics listed in claim 1.
- the specificity and purpose of the present invention is to produce a gas-tight, fluid-free, solderless, solder-free and organic compound (glue) seal.
- Several preparations of the surfaces are necessary and illustrated in the accompanying drawing which illustrates schematically and by way of example, the successive steps of an execution of the method of fixing an ice on a watch case according to the invention.
- the present method makes it possible to fix a watch glass that can be typically made of mineral glass, sapphire or other transparent or translucent ceramics with or without anti-reflective coating on a part or the whole of the surface, to a bezel or middle-bezel of a box watch by the technique of anodic bonding.
- the area of the watch case on which the ice is attached is typically stainless steel, platinum or gold, or includes the various alloys associated with these materials.
- the aforementioned materials may be indifferently coated with rhodium or any other material used for the manufacture of watch cases or jewelry or jewelery products.
- the anodic bonding process is used in the general field of microtechnology, more particularly in the biomedical, aerospace and electronics sectors, where connections are made between materials that are compatible from a point of view of near thermal expansion coefficients with anodic joining technology.
- anode assemblies is mainly used for films and thin and flat layers such as wafers of metal, glass and silicon.
- JP 08166469A By the same principle of stress limitation, anodic assemblies of small size and low mass or elements not subject to external mechanical forces, have been described in the watch industry in JP 08166469A, for fixing a glass plate on a metal or silicon dial. JP 05080163A also discloses the attachment of silicon indexes affixed to a glass plate of the dial by the anode assembly.
- the assembly proposed by the present invention is carried out by means of intermediate layers, in order to consolidate the link, increase the speed of diffusion and allow assembly for a wider range of materials. and more massive parts, subjected to strong constraints and having to withstand shocks.
- the present fixing method is applied to mechanical components subjected to high mechanical stresses, in particular between a watch glass on a watch case made of steel, gold or platinum in particular.
- the process for fixing a watch crystal on a watch case according to the invention consists in producing a permanent and sealed anode assembly between the box and the ice by the use of surface treatment on the ice zones and / or the contacting box allowing the migration of ions and electrons.
- An electrode is connected to the ice and a counter-electrode is connected to the watch case then a voltage of between 1 kV and 15kV is applied to improve the intimate contact between the partners and to bring a kinetic energy assisted by the electric field to the particles. loaded for enable them to diffuse and create new ionic or covalent metal bonds.
- the ice and / or the watch case are provided in the contacting areas of a semiconductor element or insulating promoting migration such as glasses or silicon.
- the process is carried out at a low temperature ensuring that none of the materials of the system, watch case, ice or intermediate layers, leaves its solid phase.
- the electrodes are adapted to the geometry of the contact surface.
- the geometry of the electrode is considered in three dimensions, the part in contact with the sapphire is without edges and without tip, typically of curved shape.
- a surface treatment allowing a structural modification of the substrates typically comprising heat treatments, activation plasma, pickling plasma or sonochemical can be used to facilitate the diffusion phenomena.
- the assembly described is done by anodic bonding only, no element is melted, even partially. This differentiates the assembly obtained in a significant way assemblies obtained by laser or ultrasound welding.
- the assembly described makes it possible to produce metal-to-metal, metal-to-metal and non-metal to non-metal bonds.
- the intermediate semiconductor element may be attached by a separate part or deposited by physical or chemical means (PVD, PE-CVD, Sol-gel, electroplating).
- Thin intermediate layers considered have non-constant stoichiometry.
- the degree of nitriding or carburizing oxidation varies with the thickness of the layer.
- the thin layer of the telescope may also contain its natural or forced passivation layer.
- a masking layer is deposited on the ice to mask the contact area.
- This layer may consist of metallic elements and alloys of at least one of the following elements: Ti, Fe, Al, Cr, V, Pt, Ta, W, Ga, Sn, Zn, Au and Ag.
- watch case also includes other trim components such as the bottom and middle part. Is considered watch box all components to enclose the movement in a sealed manner.
- the ice in question consists of at least one of the following elements: aluminum oxide such as sapphire, spinel, AlON spinel aluminum oxynitride, yttria, YAG (Yttrium Aluminum Garnet) and Nd : YAG or silicon oxide such as mineral glass or pyrex.
- aluminum oxide such as sapphire, spinel, AlON spinel aluminum oxynitride, yttria, YAG (Yttrium Aluminum Garnet) and Nd : YAG or silicon oxide such as mineral glass or pyrex.
- the temperature of the partners, watch case and ice, during the bonding process is less than 380 ° C, and preferably less than 250 ° C.
- the temperature may vary during assembly, for example from 120 ° C to 250 ° C.
- the expansion speed of the anode link is for example greater than 1 mm 2 / minute.
- the surface roughness of the bezel is obtained by mechanical machining or fine stamping supplemented with electro-chemical polishing.
- Figure 1 is a diagram of the partners, box and ice, and intermediate layers.
- Figure 2 illustrates the steps of a particular embodiment of the method.
- the method of fixing a watch glass on a watch case comprises, in a preferred embodiment, the following steps (see FIG. 2 of the drawing):
- the roughness of the face in contact with the bezel is obtained by stamping and / or machining steps and the surface is finished by mechanical and / or electrochemical polishing;
- PVD PVD
- Sol-Gel Sol-Gel
- ALD electroplating one or more intermediate layers are developed, stoichiometric or not on the area of the surface making the anodic connection of the bezel of the watch case.
- the composition of this or these intermediate layers depends on the material of the telescope.
- the ice is connected to an electrode and the telescope is connected to a counter electrode, then the voltage is raised, preferably a DC voltage, at a value between 1 kV and 15kV, which binds the partners anodically. More particularly, the voltage produces an electric field which causes an ion migration between the ice and the watch case.
- step No. 2 is the polishing of the upper face of the bezel.
- the telescope can be replaced by a case bezel or any other part of the watch case on which the ice must be fixed,
- the intermediate layer is deposited on the upper face of the bezel by the physical or chemical technology mentioned above and the composition of the matrix of this intermediate layer.
- typically consists of TixOy, SixOy, Si x N y , Al x O y or mixtures of oxides containing atoms / ions of light metals such as Li, Na, K, Ca, Be, or halogens promoting the migration of ions.
- the addition of a thin metal layer is possible before the deposition of the intermediate layer to better ensure the brightness and visual metallic appearance under the transparent ice. This can by its choice increase the adhesion between the intermediate layer, the transition between the materials can even be done gradually.
- the anode assembly is carried out under a voltage of less than 15kV.
- the anode assembly will take place at a temperature below 250 ° C.
- Determining the nature of the intermediate layer or layers requires the qualification of the materials to be assembled typically its physico-chemical composition, mechanical properties, surface condition, in order to optimize the characteristics of the deposit which will serve as the first intermediate layer. This being qualified by the following factors: adhesion with the raw materials, types of defects and gaps allowing the diffusion of the ions and the migration, electronegativity of the ions contained within the intermediate layer (s), concentration of ions and gaps, orientation of these same gaps.
- the layer or layers may contain alkaline, alkaline-earth and halogenated materials because of their ease of migration and the size of their atoms.
- the intermediate layer (s) will define the quality of the bond, its mechanical properties and the seal, but also its aesthetic properties. To grasp the importance of this or these intermediate layers and to differentiate an assembly according to the present invention from conventional soldering or brazing techniques where there is no question of using an electric field, it is a matter of understanding specific atomic transfers during the process of anodic assembly.
- any charged particle placed under the influence of a uniform electric field moves at a rate proportional to this field, the proportionality factor being called the electric mobility of the particle.
- This migration will take place from the anode to the cathode for the positively charged particles, in the opposite direction for the negatively charged particles.
- there is a potential difference between the partners which causes a plating between the induced partners under the effect of electrostatic forces. If this plating is insufficient, the application of a mechanical load to force contact between the partners is considered.
- the electric field increases the diffusion process, the assembly speeds are reduced by a few minutes, which encourages increased yield and reproducibility.
- Disturbance of the thermodynamic equilibrium influences the populations of charge carriers located in the parts to be assembled and the intermediate layer.
- the origins of the disturbances can be:
- transport phenomena The properties relating to electric currents and to the displacement of charge carriers under the influence of applied forces are called transport phenomena.
- transport phenomena mobility, whether it be for example gaps, impurities, charge carriers (the materials are differentiated by the Debye length of the majority carriers and their behavior is described in particular by the continuity equation ) as well as diffusion (based on Fick's laws) are the key mechanisms of anodic assembly.
- the parameters which most influence the mobility of the charge carriers are the temperature and the volume number of impurities.
- impurities and gaps are the same gaps, Schottky or Frenkel defects, among others, which facilitate the diffusion of charge carriers and which define the energy necessary for their diffusion.
- moving a gap through a crystal requires much less work than constraining an ion to move through a dense ion network of a crystal. Ion conduction depends on the movement of the gaps.
- the impurities that contribute to the charge carrier density are called "donors” if they bring additional electrons and “acceptors” if they bring additional holes. It should be noted that the speed of the phenomenon of the anode assembly depends on the quantity of defects and the temperature in particular.
- the choice of the intermediate layer or layers depends strongly on the "properties" of the charge carriers.
- the chemical composition of the layer or layers is naturally important since the transport phenomena depend on the characteristics of the atomic bonds.
- the bonds created during the anodic assembly process are predominantly covalent bonds. These strong links are established by pooling a pair of electrons from each of the charge carriers.
- PVD deposition method is preferred, but an intermediate layer (mono or multilayer) may be deposited by another physical or chemical deposition process.
- the temperature and the applied voltage as well as the contact time are closely related and complementary since they control the electrostatic force required for the chemical reaction between the parts to be assembled.
- the voltage will not go beyond 15 kV, and the temperature does not exceed 250 ° C.
- Thicknesses depend on glasses and ice tolerances and are between 10-10000 angstroms.
- the gap between the parts to be assembled has a significant effect on the magnitude of the electrostatic force, which implies that the quality of the bond formed by anodic assembly also depends on the surface condition.
- mechanical finishing processes of the electrochemically polished, electrochemically polished surface of the contact surface are used.
- the layer deposition mimicking the material of the bezel is deposited on ice before functional layer deposition.
- Such a deposit is selective, masking the assembly area, with an aesthetic function.
- This selectivity is obtained by masking technique, typically by lithography, stamping, selective etching or by promoting adhesion.
- optical rendering surface appearance color
- the optical rendering, surface appearance color is obtained by an adaptation of the layers, in particular by their thickness, their composition and their pretreatments.
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