DE1609797U - WORLD TIME CLOCK. - Google Patents

Description

A. Pre-Copernican sun ring world clock in mean solar time. Developed in three mares by HERBERT NOLL-HUSUM. 1948 at the GERHARD D. TEMPE company in Hamburg-Wellingsbüttel, description Hamburger Straße 79 I. a circular, flat map of the earth fixed on the center of the empty dial, with the north pole as the center and the 24-hour Lanenßrade as registered radii and reaching down to the southern ends of the mainland at about 60 ° south latitude L = United Nations emblem] , for ready-to-use 'd card world clock first preliminary stage. The 24 hours length entered gräe "äer * fessteRenoen '] dkarte *' are from Greenwich to the registered Date limit depending on + est and eastwards by the hour and with degrees numbered as usual and are marked on appropriate labels by their world time meaning. They taper off at the edge in arrowheads. The local hour longitude for the respective user, its south direction, points upwards to the 12 of the fixed number ring 1-12. The clockwise hour hand indicates the zone time of this degree of longitude on the number ring in two circles. The rest of the world in west and east is assigned temporally overlookable by the map of the earth. - The clockwise minute hand applies to all zone times together. A clockwise second hand that is also common to all zones can be added as desired. Entwesder also runs around the center of the clock. Or: on the map of the world is in the area the Pacific Ocean's place for it. II. For the Sornerrin world, the second preliminary stage is then between the standingü-EraiäTië-iñ-aër-! ittë-üña-aëm-rëstestanding Zitfernring 1-12 am Edge of the dial like the pre-Copernican sun to the right (i.e. in the sense of the pointer) in 24 mean hours of sunshine once circumferential gold-colored sun ring inserted, which is divided on the left in Arabic numerals in 24 hours. Subdivision of these hours at the inner edge of the sun ring into 4 parts each (quarter of an hour), with further subdivision of every quarter of an hour into 3 parts = 5 minutes each. Half of the sun rings (from 18 to 24 to 6) is tinted darker than the night half. the The number of hours 12 in this sun ring is highlighted by a sun symbol # below. Midday position of the sun ring for the hour longitude of the earth map pointing upwards in south direction, i.e. for the zone time of the user: Sun sign # with the number of hours 12 on the sun ring upwards. The arrow pointers on the fixed map of the world then indicate the zone hours of the individual hours of longitude on the sun ring rotating to the right. 111. In the definitive pre-Copernican sun-ring Neltuhr, finally falling fixedae * ZITfernrIng'12 'as well as * r pointers that serve the local usage of the user in a traditional way. The clock has become - in the further development of our utility clocks, which come from pre-Copernican times - a pure image of the pre-Copernican solar world: the sun runs clockwise from east to west once around the fixed earth in 24 hours and determines the time everywhere. General basic position of the earth map for general use: Greenwicjh longitude pointing upwards.

Annotation. In the book by the qualified engineer Max Springer: Mensch, Zeit, Uhr (Berlin 1927: Verlag Ullstein AG.), The "poly topical clock" by R . HIRSCH described. This world time clock lets-for that Daily routine confusing-the copernican map of the world to the left from west to east under the fixed 'j / turn the sun's 24-hour ring. Mid- night is up. -The TEMPE-HAMBURG on the Hanno- give away export fair in May 1948 presented world clock brings both viewpoints even more confusing: both sun like earth run around. Here, too, there is an unsuspecting view night up. And what's more - from the sensible ones Connections one at the same time since 1946 in mine Custom made Copernican world star clock Accepted misunderstood (see my invention registration B of December 22, 1948 under III No. 4) -a relationship here- loose annual ring added.

Protection claims The Lyoreopernican sunshine world clock is marked : 1. by their name, 2. by the fixed map of the world, 3. by the right-hand one Sun ring.

As a result, a world time clock is, as far as is known, the first and final. the previous utility watches that were used for the historical perspective are pre-Copernican, gt are assigned. The earth map of preliminary stage I can be attached to every clock, the sun ring of preliminary stage II is its perfect completion, the final stage III means a new time image of the pre-Copernican clock.

Claims (3)

4. The special features of the earth map: well thought-out labeling the 24 hour longitude and changing setting of the 'drichtung'naG'6ben'e''nacdßmQrt "of use-' as well as that the sun draws itself on. ns are resurrected. Symbols of the interdependence of space-time ... Registered Thursday Protection claims 1. World time clock, characterized in that a circular map of the earth (with the north pole as the center and the 24 hour longitudes as radii, reaching down to about 60 ° southern latitude @ = earth coat of arms of the United Nations]) is applied firmly. The length of the hours of the respective user on earth is fixed upwards to 12 of the likewise fixed number ring of the clock. Basic position of the earth map for world use of the Clock: Greenwich longitude is fixed up. / The 24 hour longitudes of the earth map run along the edge in arrows point out. Your 24 hour designations (from Greenwich 12 calculated to the east and west) convey the other local zone times of the world in connection with the local-zonal pointer time of the clock. 2. World clock according to claim 1, characterized in that between the fixed map of the world and the fixed number ring 1-12 of the clock the apparent sun in the sense of the clock hand revolving clockwise once every 24 hours Numeral ring is attached, on which the numbers 1-24 (with subdivision) to the left are applied. The number 12 of this circulating number ring 1-24, the sun ring, carries the sun sign 0. For the respective user of the watch, this number is 12 with the Sun sign 0 at noon above at 12 of the fixed number rings, as an extension of the corresponding hourly longitude of the fixed map of the world. The local zonal times of the world are indicated by means of the arrowheads the hourly longitude on the fixed map of the world at the subdivided hour digits Read 1-24 of the circumferential sun ring. As usual, the clock hands indicate the local-zonal time of each User. 3. World clock according to claim 2, characterized in that the fixed Numeral ring 1-12 and the hour hand of the clock have been removed.