Dial for timepieces
AssigneeOmega SA
InventorsFrederic Jeanrenaud, Gregory Kissling
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Abstract
A dial for a timepiece, preferably a watch, the dial being provided with a relief portion which is made as an assembly of pieces on different levels, juxtaposed on a base, such that the relief portion is formed by the upper surfaces of the pieces. A method for manufacturing the dial with several separate pieces, the upper surfaces of the pieces being subjected to a polishing step and/or possibly an enamelling step. The pieces are then cut along a defined contour and then assembled edge-to-edge on a base, so as to create the relief portion.
Claims6
A dial for a timepiece, the dial comprising:
- a base;
- and
- an assembly of elementary pieces disposed on the base, the assembly of elementary pieces forming a relief portion and including
- a first central elementary piece having a first thickness, and
- at least one second elementary piece with an upper surface which is inclined between a first thickness and a second thickness,
- wherein the relief portion is formed by an upper surface of the first central elementary piece and the upper surface of the at least one second elementary piece, and
- wherein the relief portion includes a straight edge defined by a junction between apex lines of the first central elementary piece and the at least one second elementary piece.
A timepiece comprising:
- a dial, the dial comprising
- a base;
- and
- an assembly of elementary pieces disposed on the base, the assembly of elementary pieces forming a relief portion and including
- a first central elementary piece having a first thickness, and
- at least one second elementary piece with an upper surface which is inclined between a first thickness and a second thickness,
- wherein the relief portion is formed by an upper surface of the first central elementary piece and the upper surface of the at least one second elementary piece, and
- wherein the relief portion includes a straight edge defined by a junction between apex lines of the first central elementary piece and the at least one second elementary piece.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.