Wristwatch adapted to receive messages broadcast by radio

Horology: time measuring systems or devices – Plural timepiece system or system device – With wireless synchronization

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368 55, G04C 1102

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051723484

ABSTRACT:
A wristwatch for receiving messages broadcast by radio, includes the assembly of a movement, a caseband (4) and a back cover (44). The movement comprises a baseplate (13) receiving: a display means (1, 2), a first power cell for controlling the time display a message display cell (16), a first crystal (21), electronic circuits (18), a casing (24) for receiving a second power cell (25) and an antenna formed by a coil including turns (23) wound around the movement and bearing on the first crystal and on the casing. The caseband includes a second crystal (41) and caps the upper part of the movement. The back cover overlays the lower part of the movement and is provided with a side opening (47) giving access to the second power cell to enable changing thereof.

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