Slap on watch
OwnerVincent Dale Swartzentruberinventor
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Abstract
A Slap on Watch consists of a watch face or timepiece (22) that is attached to a slap on band (10). The slap on band includes the component of a bistable spring metal (12), which will coil when slapped against the appropriate object such as a human wrist. When slapped against the wrist, the Slap on Watch will automatically form to the wrist, securing the watch to the wrist. The slap on band exists in two states; the elongated state, and the coiled state. The watch face in this invention could consist of any combination or all of the following; a timepiece, cell phone, two-way radio, or wireless Internet device. The Slap on Watch provides a quick and easy method to transport these devices. The Slap on Watch also could be used as a toy for children.
Claims13
A Slap on Watch comprising:
- a bistable spring body sized in length to coil around a limb of a human being or appropriately shaped object, and having two states, straight or coiled;
- and
- one or any combination of devices selected from the group consisting of a watch face, cellular phone, two-way radio, or wireless Internet device;
- attached to said bistable spring body, whereby said bistable spring body can be secured around the human limb or appropriately shaped object by slapping said bistable spring body in the straight state against the human limb causing said bistable spring body to coil and form to said human limb.
A Slap on Watchband comprising:
- a bistable spring body sized in length to coil around a limb of a human being or appropriately shaped object, and having two states, straight or coiled;
- and
- a means for attaching one or any combination of devices selected from the group consisting of a watch face, cellular phone, two-way radio, or wireless Internet device.
In combination:
- one or any combination of devices selected from the group consisting of a watch face, cellular phone, two-way radio, or wireless Internet device;
- and
- a means for attaching the said device to a bistable spring body existing in two states, straight and coiled;
- whereby said bistable spring body can be secured around a human limb or appropriately shaped object by slapping said bistable spring body against the said human limb.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.