WO1998030123A1 - Fermoir a triple depliant - Google Patents
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- WO1998030123A1 WO1998030123A1 PCT/CH1997/000245 CH9700245W WO9830123A1 WO 1998030123 A1 WO1998030123 A1 WO 1998030123A1 CH 9700245 W CH9700245 W CH 9700245W WO 9830123 A1 WO9830123 A1 WO 9830123A1
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A44—HABERDASHERY; JEWELLERY
- A44C—PERSONAL ADORNMENTS, e.g. JEWELLERY; COINS
- A44C5/00—Bracelets; Wrist-watch straps; Fastenings for bracelets or wrist-watch straps
- A44C5/18—Fasteners for straps, chains or the like
- A44C5/22—Fasteners for straps, chains or the like for closed straps
- A44C5/24—Fasteners for straps, chains or the like for closed straps with folding devices
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- the invention relates to a clasp, in particular a folding clasp according to the claims. It relates more particularly to a folding clasp for a wristwatch with three folding arms which can be locked.
- Clasps for deployable type bracelets comprising two articulated arms are known. These arms are articulated to one another by one of their ends, thus allowing an enlargement of the diameter of the bracelet in order to be able to remove and replace the bracelet by sliding it through the wrist. In the folded position, these articulated arms are applied one against the other and held by a projection of one of the arms which engages in a housing in the other arm.
- a first drawback of a clasp with two folding arms lies in the limited deployment. On one side, the length of each folding arm must be less than the width of the wrists. On the other hand, it happens that users have large hands and / or wear rings, other bracelets, etc., which complicates the removal and replacement of the bracelet and causes inconvenience.
- a second drawback of a clasp with folding arms lies in the limited space. Often one of the articulated arms folds into a notch on the other arm to avoid an accumulation in thickness of the clasp. The thickness of the elements is a crucial criterion in watchmaking, it must be minimal.
- a third disadvantage of a folding arms clasp is limited stability and reliability. It happens that, due to wear or deformation, the clasp tends to open unexpectedly, which causes other inconveniences.
- the objective of the present invention is to provide a solution to these problems by creating a folding clasp, for general application, for example for a wristwatch, of a particularly compact construction and compatible with the techniques of known and proven manufacturing.
- Figure 1 shows a side view and partially cut away of a detail of a first preferred embodiment of a folding clasp in closed state, showing folding arms and a locked cover.
- Figure 2 shows a top view of a detail of the first preferred embodiment of a folding clasp in the closed state, showing an opening in the folded cover.
- Figure 3 shows another top view of a detail of the first preferred embodiment of a folding clasp in the closed state, showing the engagement of the locked folding arms.
- FIG. 4 shows a top view of a detail of the first preferred embodiment of a folding clasp in partially open state, showing folding arms still locked and unlocking the cover and an outer arm.
- FIG. 5 shows another top view of a detail of the first preferred embodiment of a folding clasp in partially open state, showing the articulation of the unlocked cover.
- Figure 6 shows another top view of a detail of the first preferred embodiment of a folding clasp in partially open state, showing a central arm and an intermediate arm locked and the joint of the outer arm and the unlocked cover.
- Figure 7 shows a top view of a detail of the first preferred embodiment of a folding clasp in the open state, showing the unlocking of the central arm and the intermediate arm.
- Figure 8 and 9 show top and bottom views of a detail of the first preferred embodiment of a folding clasp in the fully open state, showing the folding arms and the unlocked cover.
- Figure 10 shows a side view and partially cut away of a detail of a second preferred embodiment of a folding clasp in the closed state, showing the unlocking of an intermediate arm and a cover by pulling a strand bracelet.
- Figure 11 shows a top view of a detail of the second preferred embodiment of the folding clasp in partially open state, showing the unlocked intermediate arm and the joint of the outer arm and the unlocked cover.
- Figure 12 shows another top view of a detail of the second preferred embodiment of a folding clasp in the open state, showing the articulation of the unfolding arms and the unlocked cover.
- Figure 13 shows a top view of a detail of a third preferred embodiment of a folding clasp in the closed state, showing a cover resting in locking on a terminal link.
- Figure 14 shows another top view of a detail of the third preferred embodiment of a folding clasp in partially open state, showing folding arms still locked and unlocking the cover.
- Figure 15 shows another top view of a detail of the third preferred embodiment of a folding clasp in partially open state, showing the articulation of a central arm by lifting the end link.
- FIGS. 1 to 9 show a preferred embodiment of a folding clasp, presenting the different elements and the different stages of the opening / closing mechanism of the folding clasp in several side, top and bottom views.
- Figures 10 to 15 show a preferred embodiment of a folding clasp, showing a variation of the locking of the folding arms.
- Figures 13 to 15 show a preferred embodiment of a folding clasp, having a variation of the locking of the cover.
- the folding clasp preferably comprises three folding arms 1,2,3.
- a central arm 1 and an intermediate arm 2 are articulated to one another by one of their ends. These inner arms 1,2 can be locked one on the other.
- the intermediate arm 2 and an outer arm 3 are articulated to one another by one of their ends.
- a cover 4 removably arranged on the central arm 1 allows locking of said clasp by folding down said cover 4 on the outer arm 3.
- Said folding clasp is characterized by three folding arms 1,2,3 which interlock with one another.
- the central arm 1 can be fully included in the notch between the two blades of intermediate edges 2.1,2.2 of the intermediate arm 2, the intermediate arm 2 can be fully included in the notch between the two blades of outer edges 3.1,3.2 of the outer arm 3.
- this central arm 1 and these edge blades 2, 1, 2, 3, 3, 3, 2 are connected by pins 5, 7, 8 and by a contact means 6.
- Hinge pins 7.8 serve as a hinge for the folding arms 1,2,3.
- the outer arm 3 and the intermediate arm 2 are detachably connected to each other around the hinge pin 7 located at the rear end of the clasp (that is to say on the side away from the attachment pin 5) and the intermediate arm 2 and the central arm 1 are detachably connected to each other around the hinge pin 8 located at the front end of the clasp (this is i.e. on the side of the attachment pin 5).
- a fastening pin 5 is for example fixed using a screw with the blades of the outer edges 3.1,3.2. This results in a solid and non-removable connection of the two outer edges 3, 1, 3, 2 of the outer arm 3. Other attachment executions are of course possible while remaining within the scope of the present invention.
- Said fastening pin 5 can fulfill several additional functions.
- said fastening pin 5 can allow the removable fixing of a first bracelet strand 100.
- Such a bracelet 100 is made for example of elastic material and can be in particular a leather strap strand as shown in figure 10.
- the use of other basic materials for the brace- let elastic like for example a plastic material is of course possible and in no way limited by the invention.
- said fastening pin 5 can allow the removable fixing of a first end 200 of a bracelet and it allows the fixing of the cover 4.
- a bracelet consists for example of flexible links which may be of metallic material.
- these flexible links are made of stainless steel and / or gold.
- the use of other basic materials is of course possible and in no way limited by the invention.
- a contact means 6 is for example fixed by driving with the blades of the outer edges 3.1,3.2.
- this contact means 6 is part of the outer arm 3 and further stiffens the outer edge blades 3, 1, 3, 2 of the folding clasp. This results in an additional reinforcement or stabilization of the connection of the two outer edges 3, 1, 3, 2 of the outer arm 3 already connected between them by the attachment pin 5.
- Said contact means 6 can fulfill several additional functions. According to the preferred embodiment of a clasp of FIGS. 1 to 9, a lateral part 6.12 of said contact means 6 can be in tangent contact with the ends of the central arm 1 and with the ends of the intermediate arm 2 when the folding clasp is in closed state. Such tangent contact of the central arm 1 and the intermediate arm 2 makes it possible to further stiffen the closed folding clasp.
- a lateral part 6.12 of said contact means 6 can allow tangent contact with one end of the central arm 1 and it can allow notch or locking contact with a concave end 2.6 of the intermediate arm 2.
- This notched contact is not limited to only the intermediate arm 2. It is quite possible to produce a notched contact clasp with several of the internal folding arms, that is to say ie with the intermediate arm and with the central arm.
- the ends 6.14 of said contact means 6 can allow a notched contact with the side walls 14 of the cover 4. This notched contact is not limited only to the cover 4. It is quite possible to make a clasp with notched contact with any other removable element of the clasp, for example with one or more terminal links of the bracelet.
- this contact means 6 is a pin driven in a non-removable manner in holes on the two outer edges 3.1,3.2.
- FIG. 16 shows another preferred embodiment of the contact means 6 in the form of a spacer 61 arranged in a non-removable manner inside a tube 62 with a thin wall.
- This preferred embodiment of a contact means 6 allows a reinforcement of the connection of the two outer edges 3.1, 3.3.2 by the spacer 61 and it gives a certain elasticity to the contact means 6, because the thin wall of the tube 62 is elastic.
- the central part of said spacer 61 is for example provided with one or more thickeners 611, allowing in this central part an essentially inelastic tangent contact of the thin wall or lateral part 6.12 of the tube 62 with one end of the arm central 1.
- the private part of one or more extra thicknesses 611 gives space separating the tube 62 and the spacer 61 and allows the elastic extension of said tube 62 for, for example, contact with elastic notches with the end 2.6 of the intermediate arm 2.
- the spacer 61 is arranged with a slight clearance in the guide holes of the blades of the outer edges 3.1.3.2.
- Said elastic contact means 6 is preferably metallic and its thin wall is preferably 0.15 millimeter thick.
- the maximum bending stress becomes too great (the deformation force mation is too high and the snap-fastening becomes difficult)
- the elastic constant of the tube 62 becomes too large (the thin wall deforms beyond the reversible elastic limit and the snap-back is not well accentuated ).
- a thickness of 0.15 millimeters represents an ideal choice, allowing both a well defined closing or latching force (which feels good, without being too strong or too weak) while guaranteeing easy machining of the contact means 6.
- a tube 62 of a different material for example Nivaflex, Phynox , etc.
- a different material for example Nivaflex, Phynox , etc.
- the use of other basic materials is of course possible and in no way limited by the invention.
- the quality of a clasp is not only defined by its purely technical characteristics but also by its impression it makes on the user. Unlike known clasps, which do not use such an elastic contact means provided with a spacer and a thin-walled tube with a couple of different materials, it is possible to adjust the forces individually and in particular to adjust the locking characteristics of the folding clasp. By replacing, for example, the tube with another tube that is more or less thick or more or less elastic, it is possible to individually adjust the response of the snap, that is to say the ratio between hardness and promptness. of the click-in. Such an adjustment indeed represents an important criterion for the user, comparable to the elegance and the delicacy of the clasp. The promptness with which the clasp lets itself open and closing can impress pleasantly. This criterion often plays a decisive role, for example when buying a watch with such a folding clasp.
- said clasp preferably comprises a cover 4 with an upper part partially open in its center. , resulting from a very flat clasp with a minimum of space.
- Figures 2 and 10 show that a second bracelet strand 110 can be fixed while resting on the cover 4 and a rod 4.11 connecting side walls 14 of the cover 4.
- Said second bracelet strand 110 perfectly matches the curvatures of the contact surfaces of the inner walls of the upper part of the cover 4 and it also perfectly matches the curvature of the corresponding contact surfaces of the rod 4.11.
- the shape of the contact surfaces of the participating elements is chosen such that the curvature of a second bracelet strand caused by the rod 4.11 is contained in the central opening 4.12 of the upper part of the cover 4.
- the curvatures of a second strand bracelet 110 caused by the curvatures of the interior walls of the upper part of the cover 4 stabilize and reinforce the attachment of the second bracelet strand 110.
- the cover 4 is detachably connected to the central arm 1 through said rod 4.11.
- the embodiment of the cover 4 of FIGS. 1 to 9 and of FIGS. 10 to 12 is distinguished by the fact that in the preferred embodiment according to FIGS.
- the central opening 4.12 is placed more in the center of the cover 4, making more space for the second bracelet strand 110 and allowing more pronounced pivoting of the cover 4 around the rod 4.11 with bracelet strand 110 threaded.
- the appearance of this clasp is particularly elegant, because it is very flat because, compared to other clasps, we have gained the thickness of the upper part of the lid open in its center. And because said lid clasp 4 open in its center does not have a heavy and solid appearance.
- the folding clasp is characterized by two separate locks, that is to say by a first locking carried out between two of the folding arms 1,2,3 and by a second locking carried out by at least one of the folding arms 1,2,3 and cover 4:
- the first preferred embodiment according to FIGS. 1 to 9 shows a first locking carried out by a first locking means produced for example in the form of one or more spring balls 9 of the central arm 1 with at least a first pendant produced for example in the form of one or more clearances 2.9 of the intermediate arm 2.
- the second and third preferred embodiment according to FIGS. 10 to 15 show a first locking effect carried out by a first locking means produced for example in the form of a concave end 2.6 of the intermediate arm 2 with at least a first pendant produced for example magpie in the form of one or more lateral parts 6.12 of a contact means 6 of the outer arm 3.
- the first and second preferred embodiment according to FIGS. 1 to 12 show a second locking carried out by a second locking means produced for example in the form of bosses 10 on the side walls of the cover 4 with at least a second pendant produced for example in form of one or more clearances 3.10 of the outer arm 3.
- the third preferred embodiment according to FIGS. 13 to 15 shows a second locking effect, for example in the form of flat side walls 14 of the cover 4 with at least one second pendant, produced for example in the form of one or more ends 6.14 of the means of contact 6 of the outer arm 3.
- the first preferred embodiment according to FIGS. 1 to 9 shows a first locking performed by a first locking means consisting for example of two spring balls 9 arranged in lateral holes of the central arm 1.
- Each spring ball 9 is composed a ball being connected to a spring. These relaxed springs being fixed inside said lateral holes and so that the balls slightly protrude from the lateral walls outside the central arm 1.
- the spring balls 9 being located near the first pendants produced for example in the form of clearances 2.9 of the intermediate arm 2.
- the spring balls 9 are resiliently compressed and maintained in this first closed position by notches 2.5 arranged in these clearances 2.9.
- the second and third preferred embodiment according to FIGS. 10 to 15 show a first locking carried out by a first locking means produced for example in the form of a concave end 2.6 of the intermediate arm 2 with a first pendant produced for example in the form of a 'a side part 6.12 of a contact means 6 of the outer arm 3.
- a first locking means produced for example in the form of a concave end 2.6 of the intermediate arm 2 with a first pendant produced for example in the form of a 'a side part 6.12 of a contact means 6 of the outer arm 3.
- the contact means 6 can be a solid pin and / or it can consist of a spacer 61 and a thin-walled tube 62 according to FIG. 16.
- the first and second preferred embodiment according to FIGS. 1 to 12 show a second lock consisting for example of two bosses 10 arranged on the side walls of the cover 4.
- these bosses 10 are located near the second pendants made for example in the form of clearances 3.10.
- the side walls of the cover 4 are expanded elastically and said bosses 10 are held in this second closed position by notches 3.5 arranged in these clearances 3.10.
- Those skilled in the art, knowing the present invention can make other variants not illustrated, for example a notching of the cover 4 with an inner arm 1,2, or for example the use of side walls 14 flat at the inside the cover 4 instead of using the bosses 10 inside the cover 4, without departing from the scope of the present invention.
- the third preferred embodiment according to FIGS. 13 to 15 shows a second locking effect carried out for example in the form of side walls 14 inside the cover 4 with second pendants produced for example in the form of ends 6.14 of the contact means 6 of the outer arm 3.
- This contact means 6 being fixed inside the arm guide holes outer 3 so that its ends 6.14 slightly protrude from the outer lateral walls of the outer arm 3.
- the contact means 6 can be a solid pin and / or it can consist of a spacer 61 and a thin-walled tube 62 according to Figure 16.
- the folding clasp is characterized by a new and original opening mechanism.
- the clasp is designed, for example, for use with an elastic strap (preferably in leather) and / or for use with a flexible link bracelet (preferably in stainless steel and / or gold). These two precise uses of the clasp are distinguished by the preferred embodiment of the opening mechanism. It goes without saying that these embodiments are interchangeable, that is to say, the preferred embodiments of a clasp for use with an elastic bracelet can also be used for a bracelet with flexible links.
- the opening of the closed clasp for elastic strand bracelet according to the two embodiments of Figures 1 to 12 is done by successively undoing the two locks of the two locking means 9,2,6,10,14 with the pendants 2.9,6.12,3.10 , 6.14 correspondents:
- the unlocking of the second locking means is done for example by pulling the terminal end of the second bracelet strand 110 in the direction of the opening force arrow F, making it possible to lift said cover 4 (see figure
- the cover 4 thus released can pivot around the rod 4.11.
- the second bracelet strand 110 perfectly matches the curvatures of the contact surfaces of the inner walls of the upper part of the cover 4, it also perfectly matches the curvature of the corresponding contact surfaces of the rod 4.11 and it likewise matches part of the outer surface folding arms 2,3 delimited by the hinge pin 7 located at the rear end of the clasp and the cover 4 located essentially in the center of the clasp. Because of the elasticity of the second braille strand 110, the latter is slightly compressed, resulting in a certain stiffening.
- the elements of the bracelet strand 110, cover 4 and central arm 1 thus connected by the bracelet strand 110 form a lever which can be supported on the external surfaces of the intermediate arm 2 and / or of the external arm 3.
- This lever allows, using said reaction R, to undo, for example, the tangent contact of the end of the central arm 1 with a first pendant made, for example, a side part 6.12 of a contact means 6 of the external arm 3 (see FIG. 11).
- This detachment of the ends of the central arm 1 is essentially done by pivoting the central arm 1 around the contact means 6.
- the contact means 6 can be a solid pin and / or it can consist of a spacer 61 and a thin-walled tube 62 according to FIG. 16.
- the opening angle ⁇ formed by the longitudinal axes of the central arm 1 and of the arm intermediate 2 increases, allowing the first locking means to be unlocked again by undoing the notching of a concave end 2.6 of the intermediate arm 2 with the first pendant produced for example in the form of a lateral part 6.12 of a contact means 6 of the outer arm 3 (see Figure 12).
- This unlocking of the concave ends 2.6 is essentially done by elastic decompressing said intermediate arm 2 and / or the elastic tube 62 with a thin wall when a contact means 6 consisting of a spacer 61 and a thin-walled tube 62 according to FIG. 16.
- the closed clasp for a flexible link bracelet according to the third embodiment of FIGS. 13 to 15 is opened by successively undoing the two locks of the two locking means with the corresponding pendants:
- the unlocking of the second locking means is done for example by directly lifting the cover 4 in the direction of the force arrow F 'opening the cover (see FIG. 14).
- F ′ of opening the cover By applying this force F ′ of opening the cover to the clasp, the side walls 14 of the cover 4 can be removed by notching closed with ends 6.14 of the contact means 6 of the outer arm 3.
- Those skilled in the art, knowing the present invention can achieve other variants without departing from the scope of the present invention.
- it can for example use flat side walls of the cover instead of providing bosses on the side walls of the cover. It can similarly provide contact bosses on the lateral parts of the outer arm, which can for example replace the ends of a contact means.
- the contact means 6 can be a solid pin with ends 6.14 and / or it can consist of a spacer
- the cover 4 rests partially on a terminal link 40.
- the released cover 4 can pivot around the fastening pin 5 and the second bracelet strand 210 with a terminal link 40 become accessible.
- the precise function of said cover 4 is to prevent any accidental opening of the terminal link 40 where an opening force F can act.
- the cover 4 can rest partially on a projection 44 of the end link 40.
- the contact ends of the cover 4 and of the terminal link 40 are adapted to each other, so that the appearance of this clasp is very flat and elegant. Compared to other clasps, the thickness is gained by flattening the upper part of the contact end of the terminal link 40 so that there is no distinction between the cover
- the elements of the bracelet strand 210, the end link 40 and the central arm 1 form a lever which can be supported on the external surfaces of the external arm 3.
- This lever makes it possible, by using said reaction R, to pivot the central arm 1 around the first during produced for example in the form of contact means 6 of the outer arm 3 (see FIG. 15).
- this lever opening mechanism by pressing the bracelet strand 110 on folding arms 2,3 is that it allows the clasp to be opened with a relatively low opening force F.
- the present mechanism with multiplier lever allows a significant reduction in the opening force.
- the lever ratio defined by the distance from the support region 23 to the lateral part 6.12 of the contact means 6 allows a reduction of the opening force F by a factor of 6 relative to the opening force required by directly pulling the folding arms to unlock.
- the folding clasp is characterized by a double deployment, allowing an enlargement of the diameter of the bracelet to be able to easily remove and put the bracelet back by sliding it through the wrist. Since preferably three folding arms are used instead of two usual folding arms, the diameter of the bracelet with an open folding clasp is all the greater, which allows the user to easily remove or replace the bracelet. This turns out to be interesting for users with large hands and / or carrying rings, other bracelets, etc.
- the folding clasp is made with a minimum number of elements that can easily be replaced or adjusted. One can easily change and adapt the force of the first locking by replacing the spring balls and / or the concave ends by other spring balls respectively by other concave ends having for example different elastic characteristics. One can easily change and adapt the force of the second locking by replacing the cover with another cover having bosses and / or internal side walls of a different shape. Those skilled in the art, knowing the present invention, can achieve a multitude of similar embodiments.
- the visible elements of the folding clasp are preferably metallic, they are for example made of stainless steel and / or gold.
- All visible elements of the folding clasp that is to say the folding arms, the cover and the pins are preferably machined from metal monoblocks and connected by positive engagement. This allows easy machining and rapid variation in the appearance of the clasp. In addition, these elements have great symmetry and stability, guaranteeing safe operation and easy maintenance.
- An important advantage consists in the total avoidance of welds. In view of the high precision required for easy and repeated actuation of the clasp, and in view of the technical difficulties when processing the chosen materials (reduction in hardness during welding, asymmetric deformation during welding), proven advantageous to avoid welding.
- Those skilled in the art, knowing the present invention can of course make other fixing means for other basic materials, for example thermofusion for synthetic hot-melt materials, etc.
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JP53043598A JP2001507605A (ja) | 1997-01-13 | 1997-06-20 | 三つ折りの折り畳み式留め具 |
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