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Device for leakproof fastening of a watch glass to a watch case
   
Document Number
US Patent 6206563
Issued Date
March 27, 2001
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Passaquin; William (Thonon-les-Bains,FR)
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Abstract
A device comprising an annular seal having an annular projection engaged into a groove in the edge of the watch glass is disclosed. The lower part of the seal, said lower part having a bulge, engages onto a surface of the housing and is compressed radially by the bezel. The inner lateral surface of the bezel, said surface being fitted around this seal, comprises two concentric cylindrical surfaces of different cross sections, the surface of larger cross section being that which is adjacent to the base of the bezel, these cross sections being slightly smaller than the cross sections of the outer lateral face of the seal and of the bulge in the non-compressed state. The base of the outer lateral surface of the upper part of the housing has a groove in order to receive a portion of the seal, said portion being deformed by the bezel, thus ensuring the axial blocking of this seal.
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Owner
Montres Rolex S.A. (Geneva,CH)
Published
March 27, 2001
Application Number
09/515,904
Filed
February 29, 2000
US Classification
368/294  
Int'l Classification
G04B   17/00   (20060101)   G04B   39/02   (20060101)   G04B   39/00   (20060101)   G04B   17/22   (20060101)  
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Priority Data
Mar 03, 1999 [EP] 99810182 Mar 26, 1999 [EP] 99810263
USPTO Field of Search
368/88   368/276   368/291   368/294   368/295   368/296  
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