Sleeve keeper watch bracket
OwnerJohn E. McLoughlininventor
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Abstract
A sleeve keeper watch bracket for use with a wristwatch worn by a user, comprises a first member having a shape and size generally corresponding to a case of the wristwatch, the first member generally lying in a first plane, a second member generally lying in a second plane parallel to and above the first plane, a third member coupling the first member and second member, and wherein the first member is affixed to the wristwatch case and the second member extends away from the user's hand and is adapted to hold back a long sleeve of a garment worn by the user.
Claims20
A sleeve keeper watch bracket for use with a wristwatch worn by a user, comprising:
- a first member having a shape and size generally corresponding to a case of the wristwatch, the first member generally lying in a first plane;
- a second member generally lying in a second plane parallel to the first plane;
- a third member coupling the first member and second member;
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- wherein the first member is affixed to a wristwatch case and the second member extends away from the user's hand and is adapted to hold back from the wristwatch face a long sleeve of a garment worn by the user.
A sleeve keeper bracket, comprising:
- a first planar member adhered to an underside of an accessory worn around a user's wrist;
- a second planar member coupled to the first planar member and extending out from the first planar member;
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- wherein the second planar member extends away from the accessory toward the user's arm, and is configured to hold back a long sleeve of a garment worn by the user away from the accessory.
A sleeve keeper bracket for use with a wrist band worn by a user, comprising:
- a first finger member coupled to a wrist band on a first side thereof;
- a second finger member coupled to a wrist band on a second side thereof;
- a deployment mechanism adapted to automatically deploy the first and second finger members so as to extend away from the user's hand and adapted to hold back from the wrist band a long sleeve of a garment worn by the user.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.