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Timepiece click device
   
Document Number
US Patent 3895485
Issued Date
July 22, 1975
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Inventors
Gerber; Jean-Pierre (La Chaux-de-Fonds,CH)
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Abstract
A timepiece comprises a click device disposed between a first hour wheel and a second wheel carrying an hour hand. The first wheel is freely mounted on a shoulder of the second wheel and is held on the shoulder by a leaf spring secured to the second wheel. A boss or recess at the free end of the spring cooperates with one of twelve complementary recesses or bosses on the felloe of the first wheel to hold the first wheel in any one of 12 positions, whereby during use of the timepiece the hour hand can be made to jump by steps by 1 hour.
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Published
July 22, 1975
Application Number
05/442,343
Filed
February 14, 1974
US Classification
368/35   368/154 368/37 968/252
Int'l Classification
G04B   27/00   (20060101)  
Priority Data
Mar 06, 1973 [CH] 3245/73
USPTO Field of Search
58/4   58/42.5   58/58   58/85.5  
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