Horology: time measuring systems or devices – Cases – With movement securing means
Patent
1987-08-05
1989-08-01
Roskoski, Bernard
Horology: time measuring systems or devices
Cases
With movement securing means
368309, 368281, 368282, 368280, 368299, G04B 3700, G04B 2900
Patent
active
048539104
ABSTRACT:
A timepiece includes an outer caseband 3 formed entirely in one piece of a hard material which likewise includes a hub member 4 providing the timepiece dial, and a metallic inner caseband 16. An annular step 10 for positioning and glue fastening a crystal 9 surrounds the hub member. This arrangement gives the hard material the rigidity necessary to resist forces acting thereon during manufacture and subsequently when the watch is worn.
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