ES184526U - Wearable toy clock (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Wearable toy clock, characterized in that the gears that constitute its mechanism for the transmission of movement, whose regulation is made by means of a pendulum, can be assembled and disassembled at will from the bottom of the existing box for its accommodation, by simply be coupled to it by introducing the projections as pivots that is provided in the central holes that are provided for the purpose such gears, also passing through the aforementioned pivots of the piece as a removable and removable lid the box will be provided, ensuring the union by two pieces, placed at the ends of such pivots higher than that, also by inserting them into the holes that are provided; coupling in the free space existing between the upper edges of the box and the aforementioned cover, a piece that completes the closure and on whose surface there are the pertinent divisions for the measurement of time; while the signaling needles are located externally, joined to the emerging protrusions of the corresponding rotating wheels at the appropriate speeds for the timing of minutes and leaves, respectively, the first of which is located internally to the first and is provided with two pivots protruding downwards and perpendicularly to it, and equidistant from each other, attacking a plate, attached to the housing box and a spring, whose reaction force causes the shock of the projection that is provided, with a bell, causing the emission of a sound, each time a specific period of time elapses; being some of the projections of said wheel of greater length than the others, and separated from each other determined distances so that, each time that a certain period of time elapses, longer than the previous one, they attack another plate placed in a lower position than the aforementioned and which, therefore, fail to attack the shorter pivots, which will trigger the aforementioned timbre for being, likewise, pertinently attached to a spring causing the emission of a sound more prolonged and sustained than the previous one, since placed the protrusions of greater length at greater distance from each other, and that for the same reason, will occur less frequently. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)