TW200846740A - Interchangeable bridge saddle for eyewear - Google Patents

Abstract

A pair of eyeglasses including a pair of lens-holding portions joined by a bridge portion, where each lens-holding portion is configured for securing an optical lens. A bridge saddle is configured for supporting the bridge portion of the eyeglasses on a wearer's nose, wherein at least one of the frame and the bridge saddle include at least one magnet for securing the bridge saddle to the bridge portion.

Description

200846740 IX. Description of the invention: [Technical field to which the invention pertains], in particular, to a mirror on a nose of a person. The invention is generally associated with eyewear to support a lens bridge portion in a nosepiece. [Before technology] A frame of η factory/丨衣, it is difficult to change its original shape to match a person's face shape. The wearer has the same shape and size of the nose, and the difference is not only different from person to person, but also related. Because the nose bridge of the glasses is placed on the wearer's nose ^ = the width of the wearer's nose often affects the wear of the eye: comfortably [in general, the nose of the nose bridge is called the nasal phase (__ In the case of Caucasians, the nasal roots are taller and narrower. The Asian or African noses are relatively flat. For this reason, the frame glasses sold in the European market (usually plastic frames, their nasal roots) = =. Combined or expected in other markets, such as Asian code =: and 2 has been (four) a variety of different devices are used to increase the specific style of eye wear = use 'making eye can be different nose shape People with: Therefore =: US Patent Secretary 93f Tiger revealed a wearing tool. In this patent, it is true that n, the appropriate lens holder, manually mounted on the frame, and then ~ mouth is not appropriate 'after In the embodiment, the lens frame and the mirror holder are made of a polymer material or a plastic material. The mirror holder is designed to be fastened to the front end of the lens along the nose of the frame. =

Location. Further, a saddle-shaped nose bridge made of Shishi gum material is disclosed in U.S. Patent No. 4,822,159, which has a wing portion connected by a cross member. The second part includes a through hole for accommodating a fastener such as a screw set to fix the horizontal portion to the bridge portion of the frame. U.S. Patent No. 4,704,015 discloses a saddle-shaped nose bridge that can be attached to a metal wire or a frame of material in a semi-hydric manner. Its saddle-shaped nose bridge design allows the frame to fit the general nose size and the independent mirror holder design can be resized to suit different wearers. In addition, US Patent No. 4045137 also discloses one and The lens frame of the lens support, the support member is connected by a nose truss portion, and the eyeglass member is attached to the lens support end, and a removable iron: plastic mirror holder is provided. Between the lens support and the nose bridge portion. Mirror 2 is: a generally inverted 1 shaped member that is sized to conform to the wearer's rich type. It is typically used in the optional lens step. In the process of matching: With a plurality of mirror holders, the optometrist can quickly and easily change the size of the (10) bracket for the glasses user, and whether the specific frame type selected by the insurance is appropriate. The mirror holder is attached to the frame by a plurality of female or nut caps on the mirror holder combined with a plurality of protrusions formed on the rear of the lens holder. A replaceable mirror holder for eyeglasses 6 200846740 is disclosed in PCT Patent Application No. </ RTI> </ RTI> 532. Various sizes of mirror holders are made in this application so that the wearer can select the most suitable mirror holder from which the mirror holder is assembled by inserting (i.e., in a clipped manner) the nose frame portion of the frame. European Patent Application (10) Shoulder _ A2 reveals a shape-shaped lens holder for a specific nose type. The mirror holder contains a core part, which is made of a solid material such as Niyue I, polycarbacetate (polycarb〇nate) or metal, and a layer of soft covering. The mirror holder is mounted on the frame and the lens support. Although the aforementioned prior art mirror holders have their uses, such as eye-wearing; optometrists and ophthalmologists are convenient to select special styles for people with different face types, these inventions are still not widely used in daily life. in. , accidentally 'this is because its mirror is tied to the frame by screws or other troubles, for example, in a viscose way, its coating is difficult, : re-consumption, and/or long time Contact with the spectacles member causes it to change color. With ^, fixing the mirror holder to the frame with such a knot or method, it is quite difficult for the wearer to enter the replacement of the mirror holder. In addition, during the period of the glasses, the optometrist, : ^ in the '^ ' surgery and the wearer's face between the size and position of the fine-tuning medium to choose the most appropriate wearer's mirror holder, but this type of knot can not Provide such convenience. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The above-mentioned prior art frame or eyeglasses can solve the disadvantages of the prior art. The two lens receiving portions are provided with a bridge assembly and a mirror holder to provide a frame bridge frame. The face is supported on the nose of the wearer. The mirror holder is attached to the bridge frame by a magnet or a compatible magnetic guide 2 by means of a magnetic mechanism in the two parts of the nose bridge or the mirror holder or 7 200846740. on. In an embodiment of the invention, an eye frame includes a portion joined by a bridge portion. Two lenses accommodate: bit:

Fixed optical lens. The leg members extending rearward are pivotally connected to the portion outside the lens receiving portion. An A nose bridge is supported on the wearer's nose, and more than one of the magnets is used to fix the mirror holder to the mirror "to take the lunar month and attach it to the bridge frame by magnetic fastening" - and u The replaceable mirror holder is a plurality of eyepieces. The number of replaceable mirror holders in the heart of the bridge is designed to be different in size to make one of the mirrors most suitable for the nose of the wearer. In the example, the mirror holder includes two opposite legs, which have a - ΐ angle: open: the two ends of the brother, and a yoke substantially forms a U-shape with the first end of the two legs at one angle. The structural member is mounted on the beam portion of the mirror holder. =-: sex to increase the comfort of the user's wearing. * A nose can be attached to the foot. In an embodiment, at least one magnet is mounted on the bridge of the nose. In the middle, the mirror holder and the mirror insert contain _ 榫; t "flat. In another embodiment, the splicing device of the present embodiment includes a protruding structure of any shape and 8 200846740 embedded interlocking elements for engaging the mirror holder and the nose bridge portion with each other. The purpose of the splicing device is to avoid or minimize the relative lateral movement of the mirror holder and the frame bridge. In an embodiment of the invention, the splicing device includes a male splicing and a female splicing. In another embodiment, the splicing device includes more than one magnet as its splicing member.

In still another embodiment of the present invention, at least one magnet may include a first magnet assembled on the mirror holder portion and/or the nose bridge portion, and at least one magnetic member may be mounted on the other mirror holder portion and/or the bridge of the nose. On the frame. The magnetic member may comprise a ferromagnetic member formed of an iron-nickel-cobalt material or an alloy or a compound thereof, or a gamma-in-beam-forming magnetic element formed by a manganese-chromium alloy or a compound thereof. The first __ magnet group is lightly combined. In the present invention, the magnet includes a first magnet group and a second magnet group. The first magnet is assembled on the bridge portion, and the second magnet is assembled on the mirror holder portion. A bonded magnetic element couples the first magnet set and/or the second magnet set. In the present invention, the first magnet group extends substantially at right angles to the mirror portion and/or the nose bridge portion, and at least one magnetic member is plated to the other bridge portion. A splicing member is formed between the first magnet group and the magnetic member in the mirror holder portion. In still another embodiment of the present invention, the eye frame includes a nano portion that is connected by a nose bridge portion, the shim receiving portion = designed to fix the optical lens, and the pair of foot members are pivotally connected: On the fixed part of the lens. A mirror support - 呻 处 处 壮 + 乃 接 接 乃 乃 乃 乃 乃 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 两 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 The bridge portion and the mirror holder portion both have a magnet group aligned with each other, and the mirror is attached to the bridge frame by magnetic attraction. In an embodiment of the invention, the magnet assembly is mounted on the bridge portion and the mirror holder portion and is flush with the surface. In addition, the magnet assembly on the bridge portion and on the mirror holder is mounted in a splicing member to align the mirror holder with the frame. In an embodiment of the invention, the wearer can select two or more mirror-type mirrors that are not sized and tailored to fit on the frame. For example, the frame can contain mirrors of different colors or transmittances, so the wearer can select a particular mirror according to the style. In addition, the mirror holder can be made of a smooth material such as plastic or a rubber stone, which is not suitable for sliding, and is selected according to the level of activity of the wearer. In still another embodiment of the present invention, the eye frame is matched with a multi-image lens such as a bifocal lens, a trifocal lens or a multifocal lens, and has a mirror holder of 10 sizes. For example, with the present embodiment, the use of a conventional mirror holder allows the wearer to view distant objects through the upper portion of their multi-image lens when worn by the wearer. A high position mirror can be provided to allow the wearer to view nearby items through the lower portion of the multi-image lens. In an embodiment of the invention, the beam member of the high position mirror includes: a lower portion extending from between the opposite legs. The high position mirror will refer to the frame above the nose root portion, and the height of the rise is equal to the length of the lower portion, so that the lower portion of the multi-image lens will generally be within the wearer's normal line of sight when worn. This means that the wearer does not have to look down or turn the lower part of 200846740 directly behind the object to pass through the multi-image lens. [Embodiment] The present invention is an eye containing two lens receiving portions.

A nose frame can be used to join the two lens receiving parts: the mirror is designed to hold the optical lens. The two-legged rear foot members are respectively connected to the outer region of the two lens receiving portions by means of a joint to support the nose bridge portion of the wearer::, the middle frame and/or the mirror holder It contains a magnetic mechanism (such as a magnet and/or magnetic member) that is detachably attached to the bridge frame of the frame in a detachable manner. As used herein, a magnet is a device having a constant magnetic field size that can be used to attract ferromagnetic materials or other magnets. The Wei component is: a component that can be attracted to a magnet. The magnetic field stored in such a magnetic member is smaller than the magnetic field of the magnet, and is generally subjected to a magnetic field feeling when it is in contact with the magnet. Referring now to Figure 1, an orthographic view of the eye frame 100 is shown. The eye frame 100 includes a pair of lens receiving portions (10), i.e., a f lens receiving portion and a right lens receiving portion, which are interconnected by a nose bridge portion 112 in a generally well known manner. As is conventionally known, the lens receiving portion 11G is used for a solid (four) sheet 114 (e.g., a power lens, a sun lens, a protective lens, etc.). In the embodiment depicted in FIG. 1, the lens=nano-portion 11〇 is generally rectangular and can grip the lens 114, as is known in the art, with a groove formed on its inner edge for grasping (Fig.中11 200846740 Not indicated). The method of securing the lens 114 to the frame 100 also includes the use of a knot (e.g., one or more screws or other conventional knots). It should be noted that the present invention does not limit the appearance of the lens receiving portion 11A and its corresponding lens 114. As is well known in the prior art, the nose bridge portion 112 is formed between the inner sides of the opposing lens receiving portions. As will be discussed in detail below, the shape of the beam portion 122 of the nose bridge 112 of the present invention is similar to the nose bridge portion _ U2 of the frame, and the eye frame 100 can be supported on the wearer's nose (ie, the nose) and the eye frame. The body 100 further includes a foot member 116 that is pivotally coupled to the outer edges of the two lens receiving portions ii 〇. In a conventional manner, each pair of feet 116 extends rearwardly at a right angle to the lens receiving portion 11 , as a rear support for the eye frame 1 trussing on the wearer's ear. The eye frame 100 further includes a mirror holder 120. Figure 1 shows the view of the mirror tray 12〇. As shown in the figures, the mirror holder 120 is attached to the bridge portion 112 of the eye frame 100 in a detachable manner. The mirror holder 120 is preferably formed of a semi-flexible material such as plastic, a non-magnetic metal coated with rubber or plastic, or a combination thereof, or other materials that are convenient for the wearer. In one embodiment, the lens holder is designed as a generally inverted U-shaped member having a beam portion 122 and two legs 124 extending downwardly outwardly. The inner surface of the mirror holder 120 is sized to fit the nose of the wearer's nose. Referring now to the diagram of Figure 2, there is shown a side view of the mirror portion 120 taken along line 2_2 of the Figure. As shown, the mirror holder 12 12 also contains 12 200846740. A raised portion 126 is formed along the front end of the beam portion 122. As discussed in more detail below, the raised portion 126 is part of the splicing device. When the mirror holder is mounted on the bridge portion 112 of the frame 100, the raised portion 126 assists in alignment and avoids lateral movement of the mirror portion. Referring now to Figures 3 to 5, Figure 3 is a rear view of an eye frame 100 showing the situation in which the mirror holder 120 is detached from the frame 100. Figure 4 depicts a side view of the nose bridge portion 112 taken along line 3_4 of the Figure, and Figure 5 is a top perspective view of the mirror holder portion 120. The raised portion 126 (Fig. 2) is sized to engage in abutment with a recess 132 formed in the rear of the bridge portion 112. Thus, the raised portion i 26 and its corresponding recess 132 can serve as a splicing device such that the front surface of the mirror holder 12 位于 lies on the rear surface 134 of the bridge portion 112. The legs 124 of the mirror holder 120 each include a nose pad portion 128 formed thereon. The shape is preferably semi-circular when viewed from the side. The nose pad portion 128 of the lens holder 12 can provide an additional surface area as the contact surface of the nose root and support the nose bridge portion 2 of the eye frame 10 on the wearer's nose. As shown, the mirror holder 120 is preferably attached to the bridge portion 112 of the eye frame 100 by more than one magnet. Referring to Fig. 1, a first permanent magnet group 130 is disposed along the front surface of the beam portion 122 of the mirror holder 120. Similarly, referring to Fig. 3, the corresponding second permanent magnet group ι 8 is disposed facing the first magnet group 13 〇 and aligned therewith. The first magnet assembly is opposite in polarity to the second magnet assembly 118 such that the two magnet groups are attracted and the front surface of the mirror holder no is on the rear surface of the nose bridge portion 112. Those skilled in the art should be able to recognize that the magnetic strength of a magnet depends on its magnetic properties, and the material used to form it (such as rare earth metals). In the embodiment shown in Fig. 1, the mirror magnet 13〇盥: the beam magnet 118 is cylindrical or circular and has a diameter of about 2 mm. The space between the magnet and the magnet in the water-long magnet groups 130 and 118 is about 9 faces. The present invention does not limit the size and spacing of the permanent magnets. As will be described below with respect to Figure 5, the size and spacing of the magnets between the permanent magnet groups will vary depending on the size of the mirror holder 120 and the bridge 112. . * Remaining 130 and the nose bridge portion (4) The iron 118 is preferably installed in the bore formed by the beam portion 122 and the bridge portion 112, respectively, and the size of the borehole is 5 to 30% to accommodate the magnet 13" The magnet (4) is preferably fixed in the borehole with a bonding material, such as epoxy or rubber. In addition, the magnets 118 and 130 can also be fixed in the borehole by the snapping manner. The implementation shown in Figures 1 to 5 In the example, the magnets 118 and 13 are respectively installed in the nose mark 112 and the mirror holder i 20 and are flush on the surface thereof. In another embodiment of the present invention, the permanent magnet group is not used (for example, Magnet • 118襄* nose truss part 112) 'and* a ferroelectric element (like a ferrous material or its alloy or compound, or a chrome alloy or a compound thereof) The magnetic member is mounted on the other end portion (= the nose bridge portion 112 of the frame 100). In this way, the permanent magnet group (the magnet group 13A) can be attached to the ferromagnetic element mounted on the other end ( Such as the nose frame part 112) sucking. Now please refer to Figure 1 and Figure 6, the eye frame system can be A number of mirror holders of different sizes are available, and the mirror holders of different sizes are preferably used for different mirrors and busy V-persons. Referring to Figure 6, as shown, the plurality of mirrors of the same size are not 200846740. The brackets have different sizes of u-shaped portions. For example, the mirror holder 120a includes an inner U-shaped surface 121 which is larger than the mirror holder portion 12〇b and larger than the mirror holder portion 120c. In particular, the mirror holder i2〇a has two legs. The spacing between 124 is larger than the distance between the mirror holder 12 sen and the mirror holder 120c. The official is not here, and those skilled in the art should recognize the length of the mirror foot of each size and the snot. 128 A small and/or shape may not be g. Furthermore, in the embodiment of the present invention, the shape of the u portion of the remaining u-shaped surface = 1 may be different. Example #, the u portion of the mirror holder can be compared Flat or relatively round to suit different nose types. Different sizes of mirror holders 12 供 are supplied to match the different nose patterns of the wearer or y ° in the process of matching glasses, optometrists, ophthalmologists or other authorized The person with a license can open or prepare the eye frame for the user. The optometrist can match the frame 100 Different sizes of the mirror holder 12〇, and choose the bracket that best fits the size of the wearer's nose. In this way, the same style of eyeglass frame (that can be mass-produced) can be used by different wearers only. The size of the mirror holder is matched with the size of the nose of the wearer (ie, see the figure in the figure to the figure of ten to ten, the life of the eye is pulled 1 A can not be worn, the invention relates to the eye frame 100 and the mirror holder 120 Another embodiment. Referring first to FIG. 7 and FIG. 8, π8^7^§MM1 M 100 ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^^^^ is a brother-connected magnetic member 7G2 (indicated by a broken line). The eye frame _*; 〇 is the same as that described in the drawings - to FIG. 6 except that the permanent magnet group 13G formed thereon contacts (4) the second connecting member 8〇4 (indicated by a broken line). In this embodiment, the 构件, 乐, 磁 15 200846740 member 702 and the second magnetic member 8 〇 4 are preferably embedded in the bridge portion 112 of the frame ι and the beam portion 122 of the mirror 12 〇 Among them. Referring to Figure 10, the embedded magnetic members 7〇2 and 8〇4 form a substantially close magnetic circuit between the magnet groups. That is, when the permanent magnet 130 on the mirror holder 12 is magnetically coupled to the magnet group mounted on the bridge frame 112 of the frame 100, the magnetic member 7〇2 and the 8〇4 magnet group ι8 and the magnet group 130 are interposed. Will form a magnetic circuit. Compared with the embodiment shown in FIG.

In contrast, the magnetic members 7〇2 and 8〇4 of the present embodiment increase the magnetic flux density between the magnets BO and 118 (i.e., the magnetic field strength 'also represents the magnetic attractive force). The 702 can be inserted into the bridge portion 112, and the magnet member 804 formed between the magnet group 〇3〇 1 and the magnet group 1302 can be exposed at the surface of the mirror holder 12 and flush with it. In addition, as described above, the magnetic member 7〇2 can be embedded in the nose truss portion. It should be noted that the polarity of the magnet group in the embodiment of the present invention is provided for explanation, and the two magnetic members 7〇2 are described herein. 8〇4 are respectively embedded in the mirror holder and the nose bridge portion of the frame, but in other examples, the frame member (such as the mirror holder 120 or the nose bridge portion 112) only has to be embedded in a set of magnetic members. For example, in Figure 7, the magnetic member between the magnet 1181 and the magnet 1182

Among the positions 112, the magnet member 804 can be embedded in the mirror holder 12''. Furthermore, although the magnetic elements 7〇2 and 8〇4 described herein are independent of the magnet 130 and the magnet 118. Those skilled in the art will appreciate that the magnet assembly and magnetic member of the present invention can be formed in an integrated manner or in a single configuration. As shown in Fig. 10, both ends of the c-type magnetic member 7〇2 and/or the C-type magnetic member 804 have magnetic portions. 16 200846740 Referring to FIG. 10 - ' is a plan top view of an eye frame 100 in another embodiment of the present invention, the top view of the plane describes how the mirror holder portion is detached from the frame 100 in the embodiment of the present invention. solution. As depicted in Figure 1, frame H)0 includes a bridge portion 112 that connects the two lens receiving portions 110. In the illustrated embodiment, the nose bridge portion 112 includes more than one bore or groove 1102 that is sized to receive a corresponding magnet 118. Therefore, at least one or more magnets (two magnets as shown in Fig. 11) are embedded in the bridge portion 112 of the frame 100. The mirror holder portion 120 contains more than one permanent magnet 13〇 that extends outwardly or protrudes and is aligned with at least one of the magnets m embedded in the bridge portion 112. As shown in Fig. 11, the two magnets 13 are extended from the rear of the mirror holder (10) to have a length that coincides with the depth of the groove (or bore) 11G2. In this manner, at least one magnet 130 can be used with more than one bridge portion 2 112 magnet 118 as a magnetic fastener. The magnet can also act as a stud, pin or pin to prevent unwanted lateral movement between the reticle portion 112 of the lens holder 12. Material, this device; ^ can selectively set the protrusion portion US formed on the mirror holder m in Fig. 2 and the corresponding groove 132 on the nose bridge portion 112 in Fig. 4 to provide the alignment of the step. It will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that in another embodiment, the magnet 13 of the mirror portion 120 can be embedded in the borehole and the lag 118 of the 畠 = portion 112 can be extended (four) by the way = 乇120 is engaged with the bridge portion 112 of the frame 100. In the other embodiment depicted in Figure 12, the ship (10) contains a magnetic 13G mounted thereon and flush with its surface, and - pin 1202 17 200846740 from the mirror holder i2. The rear surface extends vertically. In the present embodiment, the frame portion 112 includes the "phase _118" (the table with the nose bridge (four) 12 (four) = the accommodating hole (not shown) that should be pin-shaped in the embodiment of Figures 1 to 5 above. In addition, the arrangement of the figure:::/drilling may be reversed, that is, the pin is formed in the bridge portion and the hole is formed on the mirror portion 120. In still another embodiment, the hole may be drilled. Formed in the two parts of the mirror holder 12G and the nose 112, a separate pin! 202 (or staple) can be inserted into the bridge frame portion ι2, and the bore formed in the mirror holder 120. In either of the above embodiments, the 'pin/drill hole arrangement or any other male/female gussets contribute to the alignment of the mirror portion 12G with the nose bridge portion 112, and to avoid the mirror holder 12 and the frame 100. The relative lateral movement between the nose bridge parts i 12. The wearing of the eyewear is generally based on the practical needs of vision assistance (such as corrective lenses, blackout lenses, etc.), but in practical applications, the style design is also many An important consideration in the wearer's selection. In the present invention - the embodiment, the mirror holder 120 feet The size and position of the 124 is designed such that when the mirror holder 12 is mounted on the bridge portion 112 by the magnet, its legs 124 will be aligned with the inside of the lens receiving portion no. Similarly, the size of the mirror member 12 of the beam member 122 And the position is designed such that when the mirror holder 120 is mounted behind the bridge portion 112, the beam portion 122 will be aligned with the rear surface of the bridge portion 112. In this arrangement, when the frame 100 is worn by the user, The mirror holder portion 120 may be hidden or covered by the frame body 100 to maintain the appearance. The present invention allows the wearer to select a plurality of tailor-made lens holders 120 to be attached to the frame according to a specific use or a favorite appearance. For example, on the occasion of 18 200846740 &lt;growth &gt; outside activities, 'users can choose plastic = 120. On the other hand, '% of the specific outdoor activities and (or) hot weather, etc. 'Users can choose to have a grain or a high coefficient of friction! Quality (higher than smooth plastic), such as rubber, rubber, coffin or other textured material, can help wear glasses The fall of the month. Made of transparent or substantially transparent material (such as plastic), the mirror holder is not easy to be noticed. In addition, the mirror holder (2) is made of opaque material (such as containing shadows and colors). The color matching and the difference between the lens valley 110 and/or the nose bridge portion 112, the size and color of the mirror 120 can be designed to highlight its own existence and characteristics to beautify the frame. Overall appearance. ^ In some applications, the frame 100 is usually paired with multiple image lenses, such as a bifocal lens or a triple-focal lens or a multi-focal lens, for use by a wearer with myopia or hyperopia. For example, older than forty Middle-aged people who are old are often suffering from myopia, so they are uncomfortable when reading prints and/or looking at nearby objects. These lenses are suitable for them. Generally use such multi-focal glasses to look at distant objects, the frame can contain any mirror 12 as shown in Figure 1 to Figure 12 (ie, the ordinary mirror is as described above in this example, the wearer The lens holder of the appropriate size and shape is worn to support the nose bridge portion of the frame on the wearer's nasal root portion, so that the wearer mainly looks at the object through the center or the upper portion of the lens. In particular, when wearing When looking at a distant object through multi-focal glasses, the wearer usually looks straight ahead, and the line of sight passes through the center of the lens such as bifocal trifocal and the upper part of 19 200846740. On the other hand, each of the wearers passes through the multifocal Glasses to read or: Near: In the line of sight, you need to look directly at the lower part of the lens after the multi-focus lens. The second look = = need to = tilt up to see the object will cause the wearer's neck and (4) H will Light up to fit =:==10^' which means - "high" mirror holder 132., 丄3 ^, ,,, difocal or multi-focal lens frame. Lu 2 thick banner of high position mirror support The portion 122 is such that the portion of the frame when worn is located at a higher wearer's nose Placed, so it can effectively fit the position of the horse frame on the user's face. The wearer can easily and conveniently use the ordinary rest shown in Figure 1 to Figure 12 without the need of professional assistance. The high position mirror holder 1320 is replaced, and the lower portion 13() 2 of the beam portion 122, which is more specifically described as the wearer, extends a certain distance downward at a position between the two legs 124. The two legs 124 The distance between the two is greater than that of the conventional mirror in the embodiment of the first to the twelfth embodiment. The magnet 130 is disposed above the beam 122 in a manner similar to that shown in the conventional mirror of the embodiment of the first to the twelfth embodiment. 13〇4. As described above, when the high position mirror holder 1320 sucks the frame body 1〇〇, the lower orientation 〇 extended by the lens holder 132〇 is supported by the nose root portion of the wearer's nose, so the position of the frame body will be The height of the lift is equal to the length of the lower part of the extension. In this way, the focus of the lens is also raised so that the wearer naturally looks at the object through the lower part of the lens. This method can be applied to the wearer to see the object. In the case of an object, the mirror will be 20 200 846740 Raise the frame until the wearer looks directly at the line of sight through the lower part of the lens. Those skilled in the art should recognize that the lower part of the lens holder extends according to the characteristics of the overall frame and its components. The design includes the frame design, the joint position of the mirror holder on the frame, the size and shape of the optical lens, the concave and convex position of the lens in the frame, and other design considerations. In terms of benefits, in the wearer For long-term viewing of close-up objects or reading literary works, the wearer can replace the ordinary mirror holders of Figures 1 to 12 with the high-end mirror holder 132 of Figure 12. For example, reading books frequently for a long time. The wearer of the brush can use the high position mirror 132 and the mirror holder 120, and the remaining body can be in a higher position on the wearer's face. The wearer does not have to wear the head to lean back and feel uncomfortable in order to pass through the lower part of the lens. The mirror holder (10) contains a magnet like

The mirror is placed on the eye frame 100 in a convenient manner. The mirror holder on the frame can be used to allow the wearer to make a selection to improve the comfort of the frame on the user. Furthermore, the present invention can be solved by using a magnet on a mirror holder. In the prior art, (4) L is used in the form of a glue, the pot is difficult to repair, and (4) the wearer is required to perform for a long time. The replacement of the mirror holder is quite difficult. = On f, the optometrist must provide fine-tuning of the position of the bridge between the bridge and the 2 mirrors to select the best fit for the size and mode. The assembly of the money component, although the above description of the embodiments of the present invention has been made by those skilled in the art to make the invention, the description of the invention does not limit the intention of the invention, and does not deviate from In the case of the present invention, various modifications and changes made to the present invention and the description thereof are permissible. As will be appreciated by those skilled in the art, the scope of the present invention will be defined by items. . BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The invention can be understood by the following description of the preferred embodiments and the detailed description and the accompanying drawings. However, the skilled artisan will be able to appreciate that the preferred embodiments of the present invention are intended to be illustrative and not to be used in the scope of the application, wherein: Figure 1 is prior to the eye frame of the embodiment of the present invention. A perspective view showing a situation in which a mirror holder is disassembled from the frame; eight &quot; Θ - a 12 〇 side view of the mirror portion for the line 2-2; Figure 3 is an eye frame for the figure a rear perspective view of the body, which shows the disassembly of the mirror support portion from the frame; • Figure 4 is a side view taken along line 4_4 of the figure, which shows the general arrangement of the nose frame of the eye frame; Figure 5 is a front perspective view of the mirror holder portion of Figure 1; Figure 6 is a front perspective view of the mirror holder portion of different size shapes, which is suitable for use with the eye frame of Figure 1; Figure 7 is another embodiment of the present invention A perspective view of the rear eye frame, which does not show the case where the mirror support portion is disassembled from the frame; FIG. 8 is a front perspective view of the seventh mirror holder, which has a magnet group and a magnetic member in the magnet group. Forming; 22 200846740 Figure 9 is the 9-9 line of Figure 8 Figure 10 is a top perspective view of the magnet and the magnetic member, which can be arranged to form a magnetic circuit to fix the mirror holder to the nose bridge portion of the frame of the eye of Figure 7. Figure 11 is another embodiment of the present invention In the example, a planar top view of the eye frame, which does not show a case where the mirror holder is disassembled from the frame; FIG. 12 is a perspective view of a mirror holder according to another embodiment of the present invention, and the bean has a 榫Connecting device; Figure 10

In another embodiment of the present invention, a front view of a mirror holder is used in combination with an eye frame having a multifocal lens or a gradation lens. To speed up the reader's understanding of the present invention, the present invention uses the same components as appropriate to represent generally identical or similar elements in the drawings. Furthermore, the figures shown in FIG. 2 are cut out and their dimensions are indicated. The figures of the invention are for illustrative purposes only. J this

[Main component symbol description] 100 Frame 110 Lens accommodating part 112 Nose frame 114 Lens 116 Foot piece 118 Magnet 120 Mirror holder 120a Mirror 牦 120b Mirror holder 120c Mirror 121 U-shaped surface 122 Beam 124 Leg 126 Protrusion 128 Snot 130 Magnet 132 Groove 134 Rear surface 702 Magnetic member 804 Magnetic member 23 200846740 1102 Groove 1302 Magnet set 1181 Magnet 1303 Lower part 1182 Magnet 1304 Upper part 1202 Pin 1320 Mirror holder 1301 Magnet set ❿ 24

Claims (1)

200846740 X. Patent application scope: 1. An eye frame, comprising: a pair of lens receiving parts, which are connected by a bridge frame, each lens receiving portion is arranged to fix an optical lens; and a mirror holder, The nose bridge portion of the frame is mounted on the wearer's nose, and at least one of the frame and the mirror holder may include more than one magnet to fix the mirror holder to the frame. φ 2. The frame as claimed in claim 1, wherein the mirror holder is one of a plurality of replaceable mirror holders designed to be mounted on the bridge portion. 3. The frame of claim 1, wherein the plurality of replaceable mirrors are designed to have different sizes and shapes, one of the mirrors being most compatible with a wearer's nose. 4. The frame of claim 1, wherein the mirror holder is magnetically fixed to the bridge portion of the frame. 5. The frame of claim 1, wherein the one or more magnets are mounted on at least one of the nose bridge portions and the mirror holder portion and are substantially flush with the surface thereof. 6. The frame of claim 1, wherein the mirror holder and the frame comprise a splicing arrangement to align the position of the mirror holder on the frame. 25 200846740 3=Description of the frame 'where the splicing device comprises a convex meditation 8.=:=1 - 9. The box I#,1 as described in claim 1 is one, one of the I body The above magnet comprises a magnet group, and a magnetic member on the mirror portion and the bridge portion is mounted on the other portion of the remaining portion adjacent to the nose frame. 10. The frame body according to claim 9, wherein the magnetic member comprises a ferromagnetic member composed of iron-nickel-cobalt and an alloy or compound thereof or a chrome alloy or compound. The frame of claim 9, wherein the one or more magnetic members comprise a pair of magnetic members. 12. The frame of claim 9, further comprising a coupled magnetic member coupled to the first set of magnets. 13. The frame of claim 1, wherein the one or more magnets comprise a first magnet assembled to the bridge portion and a second magnet assembly is disposed on the mirror holder. 26 200846740 14· As described in claim 13, 竑筮_, 匕έ 匕έ a coupled magnetic member | Ma is a magnet group and/or the second magnet group. 'The frame body as described in item 9', wherein one of the position of the first position and the bridge of the nose bridge is about 1 Λ 托 一个 一个 一个 一个 一个 ΛΛ ΛΛ ΛΛ ΛΛ ΛΛ ΛΛ ΛΛ ΛΛ ΛΛ ΛΛ ΛΛ ΛΛ ΛΛ ΛΛ ΛΛ ΛΛ The vertical member is embedded in the mirror portion and the nose bridge portion: a middle: a splicing device is formed between the first magnet group and the one or more members. A frame according to claim 1, wherein the mirror holder comprises: a beam portion having opposite ends; the legs g and legs respectively extending substantially perpendicularly to the ends to form an approximately U-shaped portion One of the magnets is mounted on the beam portion with one or more magnetic members. 7. The mirror holder of claim 16, wherein the two legs each comprise a nose pad. 18. The frame of claim 16, wherein the beam portion includes a lower portion extending between the legs to form a high position mirror holder. 19. The frame of claim 1, further comprising a foot member pivotally coupled to the lens receiving portion. 27 200846740 20. The eye frame comprises: a pair of lens S-spots, wherein each of the lens receiving portions is designed to fix an optical lens; and the foot member is pivoted The connection is connected to the lens receiving portion; and a mirror frame is designed to support the bridge portion of the lens on a wearer=nose, wherein the bridge portion and the mirror holder are aligned with each other. A magnet assembly is used to secure the mirror holder to the nose bridge portion. 21. The frame of claim 2, wherein the towel (four) is iron-flatly mounted to the bridge portion and the mirror holder. ^ 22 · The box ^ ^ as stated in the request item 2〇, called the magnet on the wood only The set and the magnet set on the mirror holder are designed as splicing means to align the frame holder with the frame. /, 23·—eye frame, including ·· for the lens accommodating portion&gt;, by a bridge frame portion being lightly coupled to each other, each lens accommodating portion is designed to fix an optical lens; Each of the legs extends rearwardly and pivotally connected to the lens receiving portion, and the mirror holder is designed to support the nose bridge portion of the lens on a wearer's vr, wherein The frame and/or the mirror holder contains more than one magnetic 28 200846740 iron to secure the mirror holder to the frame. The frame of claim 23, wherein the mirror holder and the bridge portion are aligned with the frame portion such that the mirror holder is substantially covered by the frame from a front view of the frame . 25. The frame of claim 23, wherein the mirror holder is aligned with the bridge portion and the frame such that the mirror holder is visible from a front view of the frame. 26. The frame of claim 23, wherein the mirror holder is substantially transparent. The frame of claim 23, wherein the mirror holder is substantially opaque. The frame according to claim 23, wherein the lens holder is made of at least one of the following materials: honey rubber, stone material, and rubber. 29