WO2022204768A1 - Device for connecting a belt or bracelet - Google Patents
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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
- A44C5/14—Bracelets; Wrist-watch straps; Fastenings for bracelets or wrist-watch straps characterised by the way of fastening to a wrist-watch or the like
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- the present invention relates to a device for attaching a belt or bracelet to a watch case comprising a tube with a built-in lower handle and having a built-in thread mechanism with one or more starts and also comprising an upper handle for rotating or pulling the needle out and out watch cases with the help of a threaded part.
- IPC International Classification
- the main object of the invention is to improve and to ease the way in which watches are fastened, removed and changed.
- a further goal is to enable the change of the belt or bracelet on the watch without additional tools and excessive effort, while ensuring the beautiful appearance of the entire installation - belt and device.
- the device for attaching a belt or bracelet to a watch case comprises a tube having a built-in handle having a button opening on the underside and inserted together with the tube between two belt layers, the belt having an incised button opening and an opening for connecting the upper handle to the threaded part on the tube.
- the tube on its longitudinal part has an opening for the threaded part as well as openings on the end sides for the needles that enter or exit the watch case and the other part remains in the tube limited by the edges. Springs are connected to the ends of the needles on one side, and a threaded part is then connected to the opposite ends.
- the threaded part is inserted into the tube in such a way that its threads with one or more beginnings fit into the threads of the tube located on one or the other side of the opening and that the groove on the threaded part protrudes from the opening of the tube.
- the groove on the threaded part coming out of the opening on the tube connects to the grooves of the upper handle which serves to rotate the threaded part and thus move the spring and the needle on the side and consequently pull the needle in or out of the watch case.
- the upper handle has a button that is used to insert into the hole on the lower handle and fixes the entire design.
- the upper handle also has a curved button that makes it easier to open or close the upper handle.
- Figure 1 is a draft of a tube with a lower handle
- Figure 1 a is a spatial view of a tube with a lower handle
- Figure 2 is a draft of the upper handle with buttons and grooves
- Figure 2a is a spatial view of the upper handle with buttons and grooves
- Figure 3 is a plan view of the center section with threads and grooves and borders on the sides
- Figure 3a is a spatial view of the central part with threads and grooves and borders on the sides
- Figure 3b is a plan view of the central part with threads and grooves and internal cavities
- Figure 3c is a spatial view of the central part with threads and groove and inner cavity
- Figure 3d is a spatial view of the central part with threads and a groove without a border on the sides
- Figure 4 is a draft of the springs
- Figure 5 is a plan view of the pins entering the watch case
- Figure 6 is a plan of the complete design
- Figure 7 is a plan view of the complete design when both pins are inserted or removed in or out of the watch case
- the device for connecting the belt or bracelet to the watch case consists of several units which, by connecting according to a certain arrangement, form a device for connecting the belt to the watch case.
- Figure 1 shows a tube (1 ) having an opening (2) in which a threaded part (12) is placed which is connected to the upper handle (8).
- a threaded part (12) On the end sides of the tube (1) there are openings (4 and 5) through which the tips of the needles that enter the watch case come out.
- the tube (1) On its lower side, the tube (1) has a connected lower handle (6) which contains an opening for a button (7) and which is inserted between two layers of belts and serves to position the entire assembly.
- the tube (1 ) in its interior contains threads (3) cut into the wall of the tube (1 ) on one or the other side of the opening (2).
- Figure 2 shows the upper handle (8) which does not have a button (9) that is inserted into the button hole (7) on the lower handle. It also has a curved button (10) that makes it easier to open and close the device without the use of additional tools.
- the upper handle (8) also comprises grooves (11 ) by means of which the upper handle is connected to the threaded part (12) by means of which rotation is performed and which is inserted into the tube (1 ) on the part of the opening (2) on the tube (1 ) .
- the top of the upper handle (8) is curved so that it can rotate around the tube (1 ) when opening or closing.
- Figures 3 and 3a show the threaded part (12) inserted inside the tube (1 ) by fitting the threads (13) on the threaded part (12) into the threads (3) inside the tube (1) and in the position that the groove (14) on the threaded part (12) exits through the opening (2) of the tube (1) and connects to the grooves (11 ) of the upper handle (8).
- Figures 3b and 3c show a modified threaded part (12) having internal cavities (17 and 18) which can be used to insert a longer spring if required if the dimensions of the device or belt so require.
- Figure 3d shows a modified threaded part (12) that does not have a border on the sides (15 and 16) if they are not needed due to the dimensions of the device itself.
- Figure 4 shows the springs (19-left and 20-right) that are inserted inside the tube (1 ) by connecting one end of the spring (19 or 20) and fixing it to the end side edges (15 or 16) of the part with threads (12) and the other ends are connected and fixed to the pins (21 and 22) with the edges (23 and 24) that are inserted into the watch case.
- Figure 5 shows the needles (21 -left and 22-right) with borders (23-on the left needle and 24-on the right needle) that are inserted inside the tube (1) on its end sides in such a way that one end needles (21 or 22) to the first set of trim (23 or 24) connected to the end of the spring (19 or 20) and the other end with the second set of trim coming out of the tube (1 ).
- the tube (1 ) together with the lower handle (6) is inserted between the two layers of the watch belt so that the opening (2) on the tube (1 ) and the button opening (7) on the lower handle (6) coincide with the corresponding openings in the upper layer of the belt.
- the upper lever (8) is in a vertical position, then e.g. the left needle (21 ) with the edges (23) pulled out of the watch case and thus the belt can be removed and replaced if necessary.
- the device is positioned between the slots of the watch case and if the upper lever (8) is rotated towards the lower lever (6), ie.
- FIG. 7 shows a version of the embodiment when both right and left needles are to be inserted or removed.
- the upper handle (8) is in this case divided into two independent parts, left (8a) and right (8b), and each part rotates by its rotation two separate threaded parts (12), left (12a) and right (12b), which consequently move or pull out the left and right springs (19 and 20, respectively), which move or pull the left and right needles (21 and 22) out of the watch case.
- Each part of the upper handle (8) and the left (8a) and right (8b) have separate buttons (9a and 9b) which are inserted into the corresponding button openings on the lower handle (7a and 7b). This design is especially suitable for larger dimensions of the belt or bracelet for a watch.
- the present invention provides an novel, practical and efficient design without the use of additional tools, and which includes significant improvements over the current designs by which the belt is connected to the watch.
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Abstract
The device for connecting the belt or bracelet to the watch case includes a tube (1) with an opening on the longitudinal part (2) as well as openings on the end sides (4 and 5); a lower handle (6) which is connected to the tube (1) and has a button opening (7); threads (3) with one or more beginnings inside the tube (1) located on one or the other side of the opening (2); a threaded part (12) which is inserted into the position of the opening (2) and comprises threads (13) on one side or the other with one or more beginnings; springs (19 and 20) connecting to the threaded part (12) on its end sides (15 and 16); needles (21 and 22) with rims (23 and 24) inserted into the interior of the tube (1) on its end sides (4 and 5); an upper handle (8) having grooves (11) which are connected to the threaded part (12), and comprising a button (9) which is inserted into the opening (7) on the lower handle (6) and a curved button (10) for easier gripping and moving of the upper handle (8) without additional tools. A version of the design is also possible when both right and left needles are to be inserted or removed. The upper handle (8) is in this case divided into two parts, left (8a) and right (8b), and each part rotates by its rotation two separate threaded parts (12), left (12a) and right (12b), which consequently, by moving it, they pull in or pull out the left and right springs (19 and 20), which by their movement pull in or pull out the left or right needle (21 and 22) from the watch case. Each part of the upper handle (8) and the left (8a) and right (8b) have separate buttons (9a and 9b) which are inserted into the corresponding button openings on the lower handle (7a and 7b) and also each part has separate curved buttons 10a) and (10b). This design is especially suitable for larger dimensions of the belt or bracelet for a watch.
Description
Device for connecting a belt or bracelet
Technical field
The present invention relates to a device for attaching a belt or bracelet to a watch case comprising a tube with a built-in lower handle and having a built-in thread mechanism with one or more starts and also comprising an upper handle for rotating or pulling the needle out and out watch cases with the help of a threaded part. According to the International Classification (IPC) it is classified as: A44C5 / 00 (IPC A44C 5/14).
Technical problem
The biggest problem encountered when attaching a belt or bracelet to a wristwatch were how to easily and quickly connect the belt to the watch case and replace the belt with someone else if necessary. To solve this problem, some additional tools are usually needed to remove the needle from the watch case, which sometimes (especially if users do not have adequate tools) is oftenly a problem and can result in belt damage.
State of the art
In the past, some solutions to this problem have been proposed, most commonly with spring-based pins, which compress the needle tip and release it from the watch case (US2392092A, GB1345949A). The problem with this approach is that additional tools are needed to remove the needle from the watch case. There are also solutions with an additional handle by which the spring is compressed by pulling the left or right and pulling the needle out of the watch case (US5483505, W02010072594A1). The disadvantage of this method is that the handle usually has to be pulled with fingertips, which is not always easy due to the small dimensions and resistance of the spring. There are also solutions that use only the housing as a way of attaching the belt (US10258115B2, CN109074028B, US10058149B1 ). The problem with this method is that the belt itself must be connected to a special additional part that fits into the watch case, which means that the case itself must be modified.
Background of invention
The main object of the invention is to improve and to ease the way in which watches are fastened, removed and changed.
A further goal is to enable the change of the belt or bracelet on the watch without additional tools and excessive effort, while ensuring the beautiful appearance of the entire installation - belt and device.
The device for attaching a belt or bracelet to a watch case according to the present invention comprises a tube having a built-in handle having a button opening on the underside and inserted together with the tube between two belt layers, the belt having an incised button opening and an opening for connecting the upper handle to the threaded part on the tube. The tube on its longitudinal part has an opening for the threaded part as well as openings on the end sides for the needles that enter or exit the watch case and the other part remains in the tube limited by the edges. Springs are connected to the ends of the needles on one side, and a threaded part is then connected to the opposite ends. The threaded part is inserted into the tube in such a way that its threads with one or more beginnings fit into the threads of the tube located on one or the other side of the opening and that the groove on the threaded part protrudes from the opening of the tube.
The groove on the threaded part coming out of the opening on the tube connects to the grooves of the upper handle which serves to rotate the threaded part and thus move the spring and the needle on the side and consequently pull the needle in or out of the watch case. The upper handle has a button that is used to insert into the hole on the lower handle and fixes the entire design. The upper handle also has a curved button that makes it easier to open or close the upper handle.
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Figure 1 is a draft of a tube with a lower handle
Figure 1 a is a spatial view of a tube with a lower handle
Figure 2 is a draft of the upper handle with buttons and grooves
Figure 2a is a spatial view of the upper handle with buttons and grooves
Figure 3 is a plan view of the center section with threads and grooves and borders on the sides
Figure 3a is a spatial view of the central part with threads and grooves and borders on the sides
Figure 3b is a plan view of the central part with threads and grooves and internal cavities
Figure 3c is a spatial view of the central part with threads and groove and inner cavity
Figure 3d is a spatial view of the central part with threads and a groove without a border on the sides
Figure 4 is a draft of the springs
Figure 5 is a plan view of the pins entering the watch case Figure 6 is a plan of the complete design
Figure 7 is a plan view of the complete design when both pins are inserted or removed in or out of the watch case
Description of invention
The device for connecting the belt or bracelet to the watch case consists of several units which, by connecting according to a certain arrangement, form a device for connecting the belt to the watch case. In the following, we will analyze and show each of these parts and then we will analyze and show the completed device for connecting a belt or bracelet to the watch case and its functionality.
Figure 1 shows a tube (1 ) having an opening (2) in which a threaded part (12) is placed which is connected to the upper handle (8). On the end sides of the tube (1) there are openings (4 and 5) through which the tips of the needles that enter the watch case come out. On its lower side, the tube (1) has a connected lower handle (6) which contains an opening for a button (7) and which is inserted between two layers of belts and serves to position the entire assembly. The tube (1 ) in its interior contains threads (3) cut into the wall of the tube (1 ) on one or the other side of the opening (2).
Figure 2 shows the upper handle (8) which does not have a button (9) that is inserted into the button hole (7) on the lower handle. It also has a curved button (10) that makes it easier to open and close the device without the use of additional tools. The upper handle (8) also comprises grooves (11 ) by means of which the upper handle is connected to the threaded part (12) by means of which rotation is performed and which is inserted into the tube (1 ) on the part of the opening (2) on the tube (1 ) . The top of the upper handle (8) is curved so that it can rotate around the tube (1 ) when opening or closing.
Figures 3 and 3a show the threaded part (12) inserted inside the tube (1 ) by fitting the threads (13) on the threaded part (12) into the threads (3) inside the tube (1) and in the position that the groove (14) on the threaded part (12) exits through the opening (2) of the tube (1) and connects to the grooves (11 ) of the upper handle (8). On the end sides of the threaded part (12) there are edges (15 and 16) that can be removed if necessary and to which springs (19 and 20) are attached.
Figures 3b and 3c show a modified threaded part (12) having internal cavities (17 and 18) which can be used to insert a longer spring if required if the dimensions of the device or belt so require.
Figure 3d shows a modified threaded part (12) that does not have a border on the sides (15 and 16) if they are not needed due to the dimensions of the device itself.
Figure 4 shows the springs (19-left and 20-right) that are inserted inside the tube (1 ) by connecting one end of the spring (19 or 20) and fixing it to the end side edges (15 or 16) of the part with threads (12) and the other ends are connected and fixed to the pins (21 and 22) with the edges (23 and 24) that are inserted into the watch case.
Figure 5 shows the needles (21 -left and 22-right) with borders (23-on the left needle and 24-on the right needle) that are inserted inside the tube (1) on its end sides in such a way that one end needles (21 or 22) to the first set of trim (23 or 24) connected to the end of the spring (19 or 20) and the other end with the second set of trim coming out of the tube (1 ).
When the parts of the device for connecting the belt or bracelet to the watch case are connected in the previously described way, we get the entire structure of the device for connecting the belt to the watch case shown in Figure 6.
In Figure 6, the tube (1 ) together with the lower handle (6) is inserted between the two layers of the watch belt so that the opening (2) on the tube (1 ) and the button opening (7) on the lower handle (6) coincide with the corresponding openings in the upper layer of the belt. When the upper lever (8) is in a vertical position, then e.g. the left needle (21 ) with the edges (23) pulled out of the watch case and thus the belt can be removed and replaced if necessary. When the device is positioned between the slots of the watch case and if the upper lever (8) is rotated towards the lower lever (6), ie. in a horizontal position, its rotation rotates the threaded part (12) and consequently moves the left spring (19) and thus the left needle with edges (21) whose tip, when the rotation of the upper handle (8) is completed, or when the button on the upper handle (9) is inserted into the hole on the lower handle (7), inserted into the watch case and fixes the entire design.
Figure 7 shows a version of the embodiment when both right and left needles are to be inserted or removed. The upper handle (8) is in this case divided into two independent parts, left (8a) and right (8b), and each part rotates by its rotation two separate threaded parts (12), left (12a) and right (12b), which consequently move or pull out the left and right springs (19 and 20, respectively), which move or pull the left and right needles (21 and 22) out of the watch case. Each part of the upper handle (8) and the left (8a) and right (8b) have separate buttons (9a and 9b) which are inserted into the corresponding button openings on the lower handle (7a and 7b). This design is especially suitable for larger dimensions of the belt or bracelet for a watch.
As we can see from the analysis, the present invention provides an novel, practical and efficient design without the use of additional tools, and which includes significant improvements over the current designs by which the belt is connected to the watch.
In addition, we see that it is possible to make numerous versions according to the invention both aesthetic (shape, size, design, etc.) and functional (listed modified versions of the threaded part, the number of starts on the threads, the possibility of using these springs but also their removal and etc.) nature without abandoning the scope of the invention.
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1 - tube
2 - opening on the tube
3 - threads inside the tube
4 - left opening on the tube
5 - right opening of the tube
6 - lower handle
7 - button hole on the lower handle
7a - left button hole on the lower handle 7b - right button hole on the lower handle
8 - upper handle
8a - left part of the upper handle
b - right part of the upper handle - button on the upper handle a - button on the left side of the upper handle b - button on the right part of the upper handle 0 - curved button on the upper handle 0a - curved button on the left side of the upper handle 0b - curved button on the right part of the upper handle 1 - slots on the upper handle 2 - threaded part 2a - left part with threads 2b - right part with threads 3 - threads in the central part 4 - groove in the central part 5 - left border on the central part with threads 6 - right border on the central part with threads 7 - left cavity in the central part with threads 8 - right cavity in the central part with threads 9 - left spring 0 - right spring 1 - left needle with edging 2 - right needle with edging 3 - edging on the left needle 4 - edging on the right needle
Claims
1 . A device for connecting a belt or bracelet to a watch case comprising a tube (1 ) with springs (19 and 20) and pins (21 and 22) entering the watch case, characterized in that said tube (1 ) comprises an attached lower handle (6) with button hole (7); also containing threads (3) in its interior; an opening (2) where a threaded part (12) and a groove (14) are inserted; further containing an upper handle (8) with buttons (9 and 10) and grooves (11).
2. Device for attaching a belt or bracelet to a watch case according to claim 1 , characterized in that said lower handle (6) is connected to a tube (1) and includes an opening for a button (7) for connecting to said upper handle (8) and fixes the design inside the watch belt.
3. Device for connecting a belt or bracelet to a watch case according to claim 1 , characterized in that said threads (3) are located inside the tube (1) on one or the other or both sides of the tube (1 ) starting from the opening (2) and that they may contain one or more thread beginnings depending on the required dimensions of the device.
4. Device for connecting a belt or bracelet to a watch case according to claim 1 or 3, characterized in that said opening (2) is located on a tube (1 ) and begins at the point where the internal threads (3) begin and serves to inserting the threaded part (12) and the groove (14).
5. Device for connecting a belt or bracelet to a watch case according to claim 1 or 4, characterized in that said threaded part (12) comprises threads (13) with one or more beginnings on one or the other or both sides which are connected to the inner threads (3) of the tube (1 ), and said threaded part (12) comprises a groove (14) to which the grooves (11 ) of the upper handle (8) are connected.
6. Device for connecting a belt or bracelet to a watch case according to claim 1 or 5, characterized in that said upper handle (8) consists of grooves (11 ) which are connected to said groove (14) on the threaded part (12) by means of which rotation is performed, and also comprises a button (9) which is inserted into the button opening on the lower handle (6)
and also comprises a curved button (10) which serves to facilitate the opening or closing of the upper handle (8).
7. Device for attaching a belt or bracelet to a watch case according to claim 1 or 6, characterized in that said upper handle (8) can be divided into two parts (8a) and (8b), when a version is used with the retraction or removal of both pins from the watch case, and then each part (8a) and (8b) of the upper handle (8) is connected to a separate threaded part (12a) and (12b) and rotated separately, and each part (8a) and (8b) of the upper handle (8) has its buttons (9a) and (9b) and also (10a) and (10b).
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