JP2006198989A - Wall clock with calendar - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a wall clock with a calendar which is equipped with a calendar function, while maintaining a size as the wall clock, and therefore makes it easy to check the time and the calendar and which can be manufactured inexpensively and is useful for a temporary dwelling life or the like. <P>SOLUTION: The wall clock with the calendar comprises a plate-like base 1, a clockface sheet 3 with the calendar provided with twelve sheetlike bodies 3A-3L for months whereon monthly calendars 31 for January to December are sequentially printed, whereon indicators 30 indicating the time are printed respectively and which are stacked on the surface of the base 1, the calendar for January up, a transparent plate 4 having see-through properties which is laid on the clockface sheet, and a timing device 2 having a constitution wherein a driving part 2a is fitted on the reverse side of the base 1 and wherein an axis 2c projects from the driving part to the surface side of the base, pierces the twelve clockface sheets 3 and the transparent plate 4 and supports them and further the tip portion 2c<SB>1</SB>of the axis 2c exposed on the surface side of the transparent plate is provided with a hand part 2b indicating the time. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a calendar clock with a calendar function.

  A clock with a calendar that integrates a clock and a calendar is useful because you can check the time, month, and date at a glance. In particular, it is more convenient if the calendar as well as the time can be viewed from anywhere in the room by hanging it on the wall of the room like a wall clock, and the invention technology of this type of clock calendar has already been proposed (for example, Patent Document 1). ).

JP 2000-25364 A (hereinafter referred to as “Prior Art 1”)

  Prior Art 1 is “in a calendar in which a plurality of calendar printing sheets on which a calendar is printed are stacked on the surface side of the base sheet, the base sheet has a timing device for directing a time display unit on the surface side of the base sheet. The calendar printing sheet except for the calendar printing sheet that is mounted and all the calendar printing sheets, or all the calendar printing sheets of the plurality, or the calendar printing sheet that is stacked at the bottom of the plurality of calendar printing sheets. And “a calendar with a clock that forms a time display window that exposes the time display unit in an area overlapping the time display unit”.

However, in the prior art 1, a clock function is added to the calendar. Since the time display window is formed in the calendar and the clock device is incorporated here, the calendar part and the clock part of the calendar are separately arranged separately, and the clock face dial is difficult to see even though the clock calendar itself is large. It was. If the watch part was enlarged so that it could function as an easy-to-view wall clock, the watch calendar itself would become too large and lost its merchantability.
Further, for example, in a calendar in which a calendar is printed in the lower half and a landscape photograph or a person image is drawn in the upper half, a time display window is formed in the upper half and a clock device is incorporated. Some or most of the landscape photos and portrait images drawn in the section were cut out, resulting in a reduction in the quality value of the landscape photos and portrait images.

  By the way, for calendars that tend to be provided free of charge at the end of the year or at the end of the year, wall clocks are usually purchased as needed regardless of the season. For example, a wall clock is first required to spend an evacuation life in a temporary housing due to an unexpected earthquake or the like. In such a case, it is only necessary to move during the temporary housing period during evacuation, and it is better to be inexpensive. And it becomes more convenient if it has a calendar function that is generally difficult to obtain only at the end of the year or the beginning of the year. Checking the date with the calendar is different from the time, if necessary, specifically about once a day. In addition, even in temporary houses and stuffing stations for regular repair work such as construction sites and industrial complexes, time management of daily work is important, and wall clocks are required. Instead of an expensive wall clock, a wall clock that works only during the construction period is sufficient. A wall clock that is inexpensive and easy to see is more preferable. If a calendar is added, the progress of the construction can be confirmed and the completion date of the construction can be marked to motivate the work. Furthermore, if you can display the calendar for a month like a calendar with an inexpensive wall clock used only during hospitalization in hospitalized hospital rooms, etc., you can not only see the time even when the patient is sleeping, but also mark the discharge date, etc. It also encourages patients who are waiting to be discharged. However, there has never been such a calendar clock.

  SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems. A calendar clock having a calendar function, which is easy to check the time and calendar, can be manufactured at low cost, and is useful for temporary living and the like while maintaining the size as a wall clock. The purpose is to provide.

  In order to achieve the above object, the gist of the invention described in claim 1 is that a plate-like base plate (1) and calendars of each month from January to December are printed in order, with January being the top. And a clock board (3) with a calendar provided with 12 sheets for each month that are printed on the surface of the base plate, each of which is printed with an indicator for displaying the time, and the clock board with the calendar A transparent plate (4) with transparency, which is stacked on the sheet, and a drive unit (2a) are attached to the back side of the base plate, and the shaft core (2c) protrudes from the drive unit to the front side of the base plate, 12 sheets The clock board with calendar and the transparent plate are penetrated and supported, and the timepiece is provided with a pointer portion (2b) indicating the time at the tip portion of the shaft core exposed on the front side of the transparent plate (2) and a calendar clock with a calendar. Here, a film is also included in the sheet of the “clock calendar sheet with calendar sheets provided for each month”. As in the first aspect of the present invention, a calendar clock with a simple structure including a base plate, a calendar board with a calendar, a transparent plate, and a time measuring device reduces the manufacturing cost. Since the calendar clock board sheet is sandwiched between the base plate and the transparent plate and supported by the shaft core, each sheet-like body can be pulled out by hand one by one. Can function as a calendar.

The wall clock with a calendar according to the invention of claim 2 is characterized in that the calendar clock clock sheet according to claim 1 is made of paper and the calendar of each month from January to December is printed in order and the time is displayed respectively. A separate sheet-like cover is further stacked on the 12 printed sheets for each month, and these are stacked on the surface of the base plate. If the calendar clock board sheet is made of paper as in the second aspect of the invention, it becomes easier to pull out the sheet-like body that has become unnecessary due to the change of the moon. When a separate sheet-like cover is overlaid on the 12 sheets for each month, the features and advertisements of the product of the present invention can be written on the cover, thereby increasing the value of the product of the present invention. it can.
The wall clock with a calendar according to the invention of claim 3 is the calendar clock according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the base plate and each sheet-like body have a circular shape having substantially the same front view size, and each sheet-like body has Sunday and holidays as weekdays. The calendar for the month displayed in different colors is printed, and further, the date of the calendar for the month is printed outside the circle formed by the indicator so that it goes around the outer periphery of the sheet. It is characterized by that. As in the invention of claim 3, the base plate and each sheet-like body are formed in a circle having substantially the same size in front view, and the calendar date for the month is outside the circle formed by the indicator. When printed so as to make a round along the outer peripheral edge of the paper, the time index and the date of the calendar can be enlarged by making the size approximately the same as that of a conventional wall clock, so that the clock with calendar is easy to see the time and the calendar.
According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a calendar clock according to the third aspect of the present invention, wherein the two perforations descend from the upper edge portion of each sheet-like body in parallel and are provided at the center of the sheet-like body. A perforation line extending to the vicinity of the hole or a perforation line extending to the central hole is further formed. When the perforation line is formed as in the invention of claim 4, it is easier to separate the sheet-like body from the calendar clock.

  The calendar clock according to the present invention has an excellent effect such that the time display index can be made the same size as a normal wall clock while keeping the size as a wall clock, and is easy to see, yet has a calendar function and can be manufactured at a lower cost. Demonstrate.

Hereinafter, a calendar clock with a calendar according to the present invention will be described in detail.
(1) Embodiment 1
1 to 9 show an embodiment of a calendar clock according to the present invention, FIG. 1 is a front view thereof, FIG. 2 is a rear view of FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is a partially sectional side view of FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view of a calendar board with a calendar, a transparent plate, FIG. 5 is a front view after the sheet-like body for one month is removed from the wall clock with a calendar in FIG. 1, and FIGS. FIG. 6 is a front view of a calendar clock with a calendar corresponding to FIG. 1, FIG. 7 is an exploded perspective view corresponding to FIG. 4, and FIG. FIG. 9 is a front view of a January sheet-like body which is another embodiment of FIG. In FIG. 1, the transparent plate is not shown, and in FIG. 4, the time index from the March sheet to the November sheet, the calendar date, the year display, and the month display are omitted. 9 also omits the time indicator, calendar date display, year display, and month display.

The calendar clock includes a base plate 1, a calendar board with calendar 3, a transparent plate 4, and a timing device 2.
The base plate 1 is a plate-like plate body having a predetermined thickness that is flat on both sides and has shape retention. Here, the shape of the wall clock with a calendar is a disc so that the front view is circular. The base plate 1 is mounted with the time measuring device 2 on the back side, while the front side of the base plate 1 is backed by a calendar board 3 with a calendar, and a transparent board 4 (details will be described later). Is sandwiched between the calendar clock board sheets in an upright state (FIG. 3). The base plate 1 is a rigid body or a plate made of an elastic body such as a plastic plate that can be restored to its original state even if some elastic deformation occurs. The base plate 1 of the present invention includes a base plate 1 that can lean against the force of the flat wall 5 and keep the calendar clock board sheet 3 in an upright state. This is because the calendar can be hung on the wall 5 or the like as a calendar clock and the time and calendar can be confirmed, and the same effect of the present invention can be obtained. In this embodiment, the base plate 1 is formed by processing cardboard into a circular shape having a predetermined size. A central hole 11 through which the shaft core 2c of the timing device 2 passes is provided at the center of the circular base plate 1 (FIG. 4). A notch 12 is formed in the lower edge portion of the base plate 1. The notch 12 is cut out in a semicircular shape with a radius of about 3 cm. Using this cut-out portion 12, when the moon changes and becomes unnecessary, for example, from January to February, the January sheet-like body 3A can be pulled and easily torn. it can.
The base plate 1 may be left as shown in FIG. 4, but it is more preferable that an index for displaying time on the surface of the base plate 1, specifically, a time index 30 from 1 o'clock to 12 o'clock is printed. This is because the sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L of the calendar clock with the calendar period from January to December are used and extracted, and can be used as a wall clock even if there is no calendar.

  The calendar clock board sheet 3 is made of paper or resin that is superimposed on the surface of the base plate 1 and has a flexible sheet shape, and an index 30 for displaying time is printed on each of at least 12 sheets. These 12 sheets are provided with sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L on which calendars 31 of each month are printed in order from January to December. Here, “printing” includes notation of indices by a printer, a copying machine, etc., and notation of indices by handwriting, in addition to so-called printing in which ink is applied to paper or the like to print characters or patterns on the paper. Twelve sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L for January to December are separated by separate structures. A calendar clock board 3 as an aggregate of sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L from January to December is stacked on the base plate 1 in order with the January 3A facing up.

Each of the sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L according to the present embodiment has a front view size that is substantially the same as the circular shape of the base plate 1, and a center hole 39 that penetrates the axis 2c of the timing device 2 at the center of each sheet-like body. Is provided (FIG. 4). Each of the sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L is a paper-type paper sheet used for a general-purpose calendar. The time index 30 and the calendar date 31 can be easily printed on the sheet. Instead of paper, it may be a sheet body such as a thin resin film that is relatively easy to tear. On the surface of each of the sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L, those numerical indices 30 indicating the hour from 1 o'clock to 12 o'clock as indices for displaying time are slightly centered from the circular outer peripheral edge 3a ₁ of the sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L. It is printed by drawing a circle as shown in FIG. As with a normal wall clock, each of the numbers 3, 6, 9, is rotated once every 90 degrees, with the 12 number indicators 30 directly above. The index 30 for displaying the time has the same index size as that of the wall clock of the calendar board with clock class. Each month sheet-like body 3A to 3L is printed with a character 35 for each month at a position below the center hole 39 inside the circle of the time indicator, and a character 36 for the year of the year below the character for the month. Is printed.

Each of the monthly sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L has a calendar date 31 for the month corresponding to the printed month character 35 outside the circle formed by the indicator 30 for displaying the time. There is printed so as to round along the outer peripheral edge 3a ₁ of the sheet-like body 3A to 3L. Each sheet-like body is printed with a calendar for a month in which Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays are displayed in colors different from weekdays. For example, for a calendar date character 31, a Saturday character 32, a Sunday character 33, and a holiday character 34 are displayed in a color different from that of a weekday. For example, the characters 33 and 34 for Sunday and holidays are displayed in red, the character 32 for Saturday is displayed in blue, and the weekday characters are displayed in black. As a result, a person using this calendar clock can specify the day of the week from the difference in color display. You can know the day of the week without having to put out a title from Monday to Sunday. Further, if these characters 32 to 34 are distinguished by enclosing them as shown in FIG. 1, the day of the week becomes easier to understand. In FIG. 4, the omission of circles is omitted. Since the configuration is made such that the calendar date 31 for one month circulates along the outer peripheral edge 3a ₁ of the sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L, the calendar date 31 enters outside the circle formed by the time indicator 30. It is enough to secure only a small space.

Further, as shown in FIG. 1, each sheet-like body 3 </ b> A to 3 </ b> L is formed with a perforation line from which the two perforations 37 a descend in parallel to the vicinity of the center hole 39. Specifically, the perforations 37a formed by two dotted holes from the upper edge portion of the outer peripheral edge 3a ₁ of each sheet-like body make the interval between the two perforations 37a and 37a wider than the shaft diameter of the shaft core 2c. A vertically long “凵” -shaped perforation line 37 is formed which is opened and lowered in parallel to reach the front of the center hole 39 of the pointer portion 2 b and which connects the lower ends of both perforations with perforations. The perforation line 37 becomes a cut line, and the separation portion 3b at the inner portion can be easily separated from the other sheet-like body main portion 3a along the perforation line.
In the present embodiment, as described above, a calendar clock board 3 composed of twelve sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L for January to December is stacked on the base plate 1 with January for the top. However, it is more preferable that a cover (not shown) having the same front view size as that of the sheet-like body is overlaid on the sheet-like body 3A for one month. This is because the product value of the present invention can be further enhanced by placing the features of the wall clock with the calendar, advertisements, etc. on the cover.

The transparent plate 4 is a transparent plate-like plate having a predetermined thickness and having a shape-retaining property that is superposed on the calendar clock board sheet 3. The transparency of the transparent plate 4 means that the transparent plate 4 can be clearly seen through the transparent plate 4. Here, when placed on the clock panel sheet, the time indicator 30 of the clock panel sheet or the date 31 of the calendar date is used. It is sufficient if it can be seen through the transparent plate 4. The transparent plate 4 is sandwiched between the base plate 1 and the calendar clock board 3 from both sides so that the calendar clock board sheet 3 can be kept upright (FIG. 3). The transparent plate 4 and the base plate 1 have a shape retaining property capable of maintaining the upright state of the calendar board 3 with calendar. The shape-retaining transparent plate 4 is not limited to a rigid body as long as the calendar clock board sheet 3 can be held upright, and is made of an elastic body such as a plastic plate that can be restored to its original state even when elastic deformation occurs. A transparent plate is also included. This is because the effects of the present invention can be exhibited.
The transparent plate 4 of the present embodiment has a front view size that is substantially the same as the circular shape of the base plate 1, and is an acrylic in which a through hole 41 through which the shaft 2 c of the timing device 2 passes is provided at the center of the transparent plate 4. It is a thin plate made of transparent plastic such as resin.
As shown in FIG. 5, it is more preferable that the transparent plate 4 is formed with a cutout portion 42 that is cut out in a semicircular shape so that the date 31 of the month is exposed at the lower edge portion thereof. This is because when the clock board sheet 3 with the calendar is placed in a temporary house such as a construction site, it is possible to mark a date character such as a construction completion date to make it stand out for improving morale. Further, by using this notch portion 42, it becomes easier to pull the sheet-like body for the previous month, which is no longer necessary every time the moon changes, to release it from the support by the shaft core 2c and torn it. .

The time measuring device 2 is a main body mechanism unit of a timepiece including a driving unit 2a, an axis 2c, and a pointer unit 2b. The timing device 2 is a known general-purpose product. In the present embodiment, the time measuring device 2 is used alone, and a low-priced product sold at a general specialty retailer or the like is used.
The drive unit 2a is a drive unit that moves the timepiece, and is attached to the back side of the base plate 1. Drive portion 2a batteries 23 for moving in accordance with the time the pointer portion 2b via the shaft core 2c, consists gears or a printed mounting substrate 2a ₁ like, are they accommodated in the case 20. Reference numeral 21 denotes a hanging tool fixed to the case and suspended from the wall 5, and reference numeral 22 denotes a time adjustment knob. The drive unit 2a ticks the time and transmits it to the shaft core 2c.
The shaft core 2c passes through the base plate 1 from the drive unit 2a, and protrudes to the front side. The shaft core 2c further passes through the 12 sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L and the transparent plate 4 related to the calendar clock board sheet 3. Support these. By passing a washer 241 through the shaft core 2c penetrating the sheet-like body and the transparent plate 4 and screwing the nut 242 together, the base plate 1, the calendar clock board 3 and the transparent plate 4 are stably supported by the shaft core 2c. The The shaft core 2 c supports the base plate 1, the calendar clock board sheet 3, and the transparent plate 4 so that the 12 sheet-like bodies 3 </ b> A to 3 </ b> L are sandwiched between the base plate 1 and the transparent plate 4. Furthermore, attaching the pointer portion 2b to the distal end portion 2c ₁ of the axial core 2c exposed on the front side of the transparent plate 4.
The pointer portion 2b is a hand for indicating time, and here is composed of a hour hand 25, a minute hand 26, and a second hand 27. The portion of the drive unit 2a that has been timed is transmitted to the shaft core 2c and exposed to the front side of the transparent plate 4, and is fixed to the short hand 25 (FIG. 3). Similarly, a portion chopped by the drive unit 2a is transmitted to the shaft core 2c and exposed to the front side of the transparent plate 4, which is fixed to the long hand 26, and a portion chopped second is transferred to the shaft core 2c and is transferred to the front side of the transparent plate 4 This is fixed to the second hand 27. Reference numerals 243, 244, and 245 denote a short hand stopper, a long needle stopper, and a second hand stopper.

  Then, the base plate 1 and the transparent plate 4 maintain a state where they are erected with the calendar clock board 3 interposed therebetween as described above. In addition, each of the sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L is pulled by hand one by one so as to be released from the support by the shaft core 2c and torn. If the moon changes, the sheet-like body for the previous month becomes unnecessary, but in this embodiment, since the longitudinally long “凵” -shaped perforation line 37 is formed in each of the sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L, the transparent plate 4 Using the notch 42 and the notch 12 of the base plate 1, the lower edge of the unnecessary sheet-like body of the previous month is picked and pulled downward as indicated by the white arrow in FIG. The separation part 3b can be smoothly separated.

Regarding the perforation line 37, unlike FIGS. 1 to 5, the two perforations 37a descend in parallel from the upper edge portion of the sheet-like body 3A as shown in FIGS. The perforation line 37 extends to the vicinity of the center hole 39 provided at the center of the perforation. As shown in FIG. 8, a vertical U-shaped perforation line 37 is formed from the upper edge portion of the sheet-like body 3A to the center hole 39 and passing through the center hole 39 so as to surround the vicinity of the center hole. Further, as shown in FIG. 9, the two perforations 37 a descend from the upper edge portion of the sheet-like body 3 </ b> A in parallel, and a perforation line 37 connected to the center hole 39 can be formed. In any case, the separation part 3b can be easily separated from the main part 3a of each sheet-like body. 8 and 9 show only the monthly sheet-like body 3A, but the other monthly sheet-like bodies have the same shape.
8 and 9, the two perforations 37a and 37a descend in parallel from the upper edge portions of the sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L. However, one of the perforations (the right side in the figure) is a sheet-like body. It is more preferable to leave a margin ε from the upper edge portion as the starting point. When the unnecessary sheet-like body is separated from the calendar clock, the main portion 3a and the separation portion 3b are more reliably connected at the margin ε as shown by the chain line in FIG. 1 and can be easily disposed in a trash can or the like. Because.

  The calendar-equipped wall clock constructed in this way is easy to check the time because the character size of the time index 30 is the same as that of a conventional wall clock of the same class. Fully function as a wall clock. Still, since the calendar of the month is displayed, it is possible to manage the schedule of the month, and the same functions as a general calendar can be demonstrated. Unlike the prior art 1, where the calendar clock and clock are simply connected vertically and the overall clock size is reduced due to size restrictions, this calendar clock is not only for the time indicator 30 but also for the day of the month. 31 also becomes large and it is easy to check the calendar. The clock part and calendar part are both easy to use. It is a wall clock with a calendar that does not take up space. This wall clock with a calendar has the functions of both a wall clock and a calendar while being the size of a wall clock, and is useful for decorating the wall 5 of a small temporary house, a temporary house at a construction site, a prefab hut, etc. where a place for evacuation can not be taken. It has become.

And this wall clock with a calendar has the shape-retaining property that the base plate 1 and the transparent plate 4 can hold the calendar clock clock sheet 3 with the calendar plate 3 in an upright state. There is no need for an outer case for such a sturdy housing. Moreover, since the shaft core 2c supports the base plate 1, the calendar board 3 with the calendar, and the transparent plate 4, a hanging fixture for suspending each of twelve months like the calendar so far, such as the prior art 1 The coiled wire that can be seen is not required. Each of the sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L related to the calendar clock board sheet 3 has a simple structure that is supported by the shaft core 2c. Furthermore, an existing general-purpose low-priced product is used for the timing device 2, and the manufacturing cost is low because the calendar clock board sheet 3 can be printed and displayed in the same manner as calendar printing. It is perfect for use in temporary housing due to natural disasters or temporary housing for construction work. It comes in handy with a calendar that is difficult to obtain due to out of season.
The base plate 1, the calendar clock board sheet 3, and the transparent board 4 are supported by the shaft core 2 c, and the twelve monthly sheets according to the calendar clock board sheet 3 are supported by the base board 1 and the transparent board 4. Since the structure is such that 3A to 3L are sandwiched, the sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L can be pulled by hand one by one to be released from the support by the shaft core 2c and torn. When the calendar board 3 with a calendar is made of paper, it can be easily torn by manually pulling the sheet-like body for the previous month when the moon has changed and is no longer needed.

In addition, the two perforations 37a descend in parallel from the upper edge portions of the sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L and reach the vicinity of the center hole 39 provided in the center of the sheet-like bodies. Alternatively, since the perforation line 37 leading to the central hole is formed, it can be broken more easily. More specifically, for example, the front to reach and sewing both perforation bottom of FIGS two perforations 37a from the upper edge portion of the outer peripheral edge 3a ₁ of the sheet product as the 5 parallel to lowered center hole 39 Since the perforated line 37 having a vertically long “凵” shape connected by the eyes is formed, it can be more easily torn. Further, since the two perforations 37a are opened wider than the shaft diameter of the shaft core 2c and descend in parallel to reach the front of the shaft core 2c of the pointer portion 2b, the lower end portion of the sheet-like body is held and pulled down. Thus, as shown in FIG. 1, the two perforations 37a are pushed by the shaft core 2c and are easily cut to form a path for the shaft core 2c. The sheet-like part 3b is cut at the perforation 37a by opening the passage of the axis 2c. However, by providing the margin ε, the part 3b is separated from the sheet-like part at the end thereof as shown by the chain line in FIG. It is connected to the main part 3a. Therefore, the process of throwing away the torn unnecessary sheet-like material into a trash can or the like becomes easy.

Further, since the calendar date 31 for one month is printed outside the circle formed by the indicator so as to make a round along the outer peripheral edge of the sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L, the time indicator is effectively used with a small space. 30. Calendar clock with a large calendar date 31 can be made. Since the base plate 1 and each of the sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L have a circular shape that is substantially the same in size when viewed from the front, the time indicator 30 and the calendar date 31 are set to the same size as an existing round wall clock. Is large and easy to see both calendar and clock.
Further, by forming the notch 12 in the lower edge portion of the base plate 1 or forming the notch portion 42 in the lower edge portion of the transparent plate 4, the base plate 1 and the base plate 1 can be utilized using the notches 12 and 42. A predetermined sheet-like body can be pulled out from the monthly sheet-like bodies 3 </ b> A to 3 </ b> L sandwiched between the transparent plates 4. Since the date character 31 printed on the sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L is formed in the lower edge portion of the transparent plate 4 so as to be cut out in a semicircular shape, the date character 31 can be easily marked. Become. It becomes a wall clock with a calendar useful as a schedule entry table.
In addition, on the 12 sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L for each month, a separate sheet-like cover is further stacked, and these are stacked on the surface of the base plate 1. You can increase your willingness to purchase by placing advertisements on this product.

(2) Embodiment 2
This embodiment is a wall clock with a calendar according to the present invention as shown in FIG. 10, and FIG. 10 is an exploded perspective view corresponding to the exploded perspective view of the base plate, calendar clock sheet and transparent plate of FIG.
In the first embodiment, the size of the transparent plate 4 when viewed from the front is the same size as the base plate 1 and the circular shape of each of the sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L, but the transparent plate 4 here is more than the base plate 1 as shown in the figure. When the calendar month clock is assembled, the size is adjusted so that all the letters 31 of the calendar date are exposed. The transparent plate 4 is slightly smaller, but the portions near the outer peripheral edges of the sheet-like bodies 3A to 3L are only exposed, so that the calendar board with the calendar plate 3 is sandwiched between the base plate 1 and the sheet is raised. Can be held. Other configurations are the same as those in the first embodiment, and a description thereof is omitted. In FIG. 10, the same reference numerals as those in the first embodiment denote the same or corresponding parts.

  In addition to the effects of the first embodiment, the calendar clock having the above-described structure is not obstructed by the transparent plate 4, and the calendar date 31 is exposed for one month, so that the date 31 is further marked. It becomes easy. It becomes a wall clock with a calendar that is extremely useful as a schedule entry table. Since the date of the calendar can be easily marked with a pencil, pen, etc., it can be used as a clock, a calendar, a diary or other schedule entry book, a note board, and the like.

  The present invention is not limited to those shown in the above-described embodiment, and various modifications can be made within the scope of the present invention depending on the purpose and application. The shape, size, material, and the like of the base plate 1, the time measuring device 2, the calendar board 3 with the calendar, the transparent plate 4 and the like can be appropriately selected according to the application.

1 is a front view of a calendar clock with a calendar according to Embodiment 1. FIG. It is a rear view of FIG. It is a partial cross section side surface of FIG. It is a disassembled perspective view of a base board, a calendar board with a calendar, and a transparent board. It is a front view after extracting the sheet-like body for January from the wall clock with a calendar of FIG. It is a front view of the wall clock with a calendar corresponding to FIG. FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view corresponding to FIG. 4. It is a front view of the sheet-like body for January of the wall clock with a calendar. It is a front view of the sheet-like body for 1 month of another aspect different from FIG. FIG. 6 is an exploded perspective view of a base plate, a calendar board with calendar, and a transparent plate according to Embodiment 2.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Base plate 12 Notch part 2 Timing apparatus 2a Drive part 2b Pointer part 2c Shaft core 2c ₁ Tip part 3 Calendar clock board 3A-3L Sheet-like body 30 Time index 31 Calendar date (calendar)
37 Perforation line 39 Center hole 4 Transparent plate 42 Notch

Claims (4)

A plate-shaped base plate (1);
The calendar for each month from January to December is printed in order with January up, and an indicator for displaying the time is printed on each of the 12 sheets for each month. A calendar board (3) with a calendar with a sheet-like body,
A transparent plate (4) with transparency, which is superposed on the calendar clock board sheet;
A drive unit (2a) is attached to the back side of the base plate, and an axis (2c) projects from the drive unit to the front side of the base plate and passes through the 12 calendar clock plates and the transparent plate. A calendar clock having a timepiece (2) provided with a pointer portion (2b) indicating the time at a tip portion of the shaft core that is supported and exposed on the front side of the transparent plate . Each of the 12 sheet-like bodies for each month is formed by making the clock board with a calendar made of paper, printing the calendar of each month from January to December in order, and printing the indicator for displaying the time respectively. The calendar timepiece according to claim 1, wherein a separate sheet-like cover is further stacked on the surface of the base plate. The base plate and each sheet-like body have a circular shape having substantially the same front view size, and each sheet-like body is printed with a calendar for one month in which Sundays and holidays are displayed in a color different from weekdays. The calendar clock according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the calendar date for one month is printed outside the circle formed by the indicator so as to make a round along the outer peripheral edge of the sheet-like body. From the upper edge portion of each sheet-like body, the two perforations descend in parallel to the perforation line or the center hole reaching the vicinity of the center hole provided at the center of the sheet-like body. The wall clock with a calendar according to claim 3, further forming a connected perforation line.

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