Analog type of electronic timepiece

Horology: time measuring systems or devices – Chronological – With simultaneous time indicating means

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368 80, 368251, G04B 2302, G04B 1904, G04C 2116

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044707061

ABSTRACT:
In an analog type of electronic timepiece provided with an alarm function, means are provided whereby the timepiece hands are rapidly rotated into positions indicating a preset alarm time, when changeover from a normal operating mode to an alarm time mode is designated, and are rapidly rotated back to indicate current time when return to the normal operating mode is designated. Signals for controlling these rapid rotations of the hands are generated using only two counter circuits, for measuring and storing the difference between the alarm time and current time, and the system differs from prior art arrangements in that no errors are introduced into the time information during the intervals in which changeover between current time display and alarm time display takes place.

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