DE1782034U - WATCH STRAP. - Google Patents

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Utility model B & di meadow mountains Shares: sel sehaft P fo% Yes, eim, Bleichstaße 58/68 Uhrararelf * The pattern of use refers to bangles, especially special anf watch bangles AlaH & lterfor watches on the arm are except for a compliant DhrartB. change the most diverse Art also the clip watch bands have become known, These are permanent to the Bhx denA; mfasaede Leg connected either sQehe in i * ö. rm rigid bracket di. e on! nstõße the watch-hinged and dVOh in the joint built springs are placed on the arm or such elastic scher ForNj, which are united under the clock or run through- the metal springs exist and thus under their own Rederivir- kung around the arm. This clip watch. rDlbands have the advantage that they are s. ebr slightly round simply the bracket legs from or can be put on. With the described connection between the clock and the clamp But merach thighs are clearly visible. Connection points act that one through tastefully advantageous design derive the connecting parts into one another as well as possible Tried but it is not the character of an arm xet * eb r ee ride. sea. swei. i mSL poor eims. i-fere e ayshg && eieh Ste md eicgs veyeh Bilio gud-ere who it auelip that ihl * eo: Lch xti-t-Spa = iMg um den A =, aniegie14 wabre21C1-der Ä = reit de) i iTa l = ioa-e mtas2kon target. Be; tm Oesmutand des izt the issue set * the advantages a = t-ex, weiestghemde% a & sng s-aie ne AMeie Mf ie Q'lh <to apply. »Je xeue; r = & there is a--, rize that with a glc Ibn Ame v <m Scheeges. sraSmitt a SsF nys'ßitsy reen ase of its sesßs. iga & e upper indereu putty lunevhulb ih: ve-v width en 6-eMnse fr? 6 No. EigBä'majä. & iedes. Sae & desey Emreif & half each in asaha mm Tlrsl & e IleitenovaZLe mi'ttols e-Ihea iRnwh & l de Xinrsesi. gs @ e3aaMB & bp ageähloanjBitals i &p'n ae-ex esganten inward and aumä: rtfa = d ihrb'bis azi (las Reeen- oval close du1zeh with the JleJ. eäe11 By dan Bndßl1 der 1nnaan Frost walls & e smf'ile formed n sscSg - @ 'bFe i st. Both, * r: type blßlbt dese = anteh. ehße reii & alo aiBSaaka as 4sjLmen. Irb-u the built-in-ohrzehu = e is-t au: c der & es Armreitee = r ein-itletzm-s uhre: ta-e = d eeiu » etinfao'he u-azietilte einihtbaro wldlizeild la ubrieil die I> berre The particularly visible half of the bracelet runs uninterrupted in its width and the tasteful design of its display area. As a result of the connection of the clip legs to the ends of the upper half of the bracelet and within the armrerif cross-section, these connection points do not appear to be disruptive in terms of taste.

As a result of the articulated and resiliently pivotable arrangement of the two lower quarters of the bracelet on its upper half, the advantage of easy putting on and taking off of the clasp watch straps is gained. By restricting the pivoting movement of the lower quarter of the bracelet up to the hoop oval, the character of a bracelet is preserved both in terms of its shape and its loose way of wearing on the arm. On the drawing is an example of an introduction The shape of the subject of the utility model is shown in four figures, which show: Fig. 1 the watch ring in side view, Fig. 2 the same in plan view of its upper half Fig.3 the same generally enlarged scale in a pa- parallel to the hoop oval longitudinal section Fig. 4 its joint in parallel to the plane of the ligament. Axial section.

The watch bangle, viewed as a whole, is an oval ring body with a rectangular hollow cross-section of the same width throughout. The watch bangle is divided into a rigid bangle on one side of the large axis A of the hoop oval half 1 and lying in i on the other side of this axis, Bangle legs 2 each approximately corresponding to a quarter of the hoop oval. t inside In the middle of the upper half of the bracelet is inside the width of the same under an opening 3 in the outer Frost wall 4 a clock housing upper part 5 installed. At opening 3 It is supported by an anette 6 with a 7-hour glare on the outside closed. In the upper part of the clock housing 5 there is a voiz at the bottom Lair housing lower part 8 pushed in. Both housing parts 5t 8 are arranged by conductors on opposite sides Hinges 9 and through the same tite to anchors connected In the housing 5p 8 there is a set clockwork can be used. On the two bands of the upper half of the macaw ripe 1 is each one of the bangle legs 2 connected by means of a joint sen) that the two united parts are mutually set hinge parts 11, 1, through which a hinge pin 13 is inserted. In one ISoke this hinge is a helical wire spring 14 mounted on the hinge pin, with two thighs protruding from their ends t $, '! 6th against the inner walls; or 18 of the above would be 1 and put on the bracelet handle 2 under tension and thereby the latter interjected swing while the same against Effect of the spring 14 can be pivoted outward. Between the ends 19 and 20 of the inner walls 17., 18 of the arm mature parts 1 and 2: is a soling formed that pivoting movement of the two bracelet parts 2 up to ken limited to the rmreifoval. The two bangle legs 2 can be used with two fingers the hand holding the upper bracelet part 1 is pivoted open and in this state of tension the bracelet is placed on the arm or be removed from the same-

Claims (1)

protection requirements 1. bangles, in particular bangles) are thus identified draws that with a continuously equally wide rectangular Cross section of the same in the one hand the major axis (A) hisReifovala lying upper bangle. lfte (1) in the center of which inside their side a housing (5 to 8) for a clock built in and at the two ends of these Bangle half (1) one approximately one each. Quarter of the hoop oval corresponding bracelet handle (2) by means of a Joint lying within the bangle cross section (1-) attached. by means of one in d aB last. tere built-in Swivel spring (14 to 16) inward-md against their Outward swiveling effect and the: Sinward swiveling through at the joints (t1 bis) from the sins (19 2o) the inner walls (1? 1 of the bracelet parts (2) formed Stops limited ilit.