Thermal protection case for timepiece
AssigneeOmega SA
InventorBilly NUSSBAUMER
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Abstract
A thermal protection case for timepiece, including, in a casing, a device for holding a case of a timepiece, including first elastic pistons with mobile supports each including at least one component thermally less conductive than the casing and the case and creating a thermal barrier between them, and opposite second supports each including a pillar each with at least one component thermally less conductive than the casing and the case and creating a thermal barrier between them constituting a fixed banking support, or by a second elastic piston including a second mobile support arranged to come to bear on the case and including at least one component thermally less conductive than the casing and than the case and creating a thermal barrier between the casing and the second mobile support.
Claims16
A thermal protection case for timepiece, including, within a casing, a holding mechanism for holding a case of a timepiece, wherein said holding mechanism includes, in order to come to bear on the same first side of said case at least two first elastic pistons each including a first mobile support arranged to come to bear on said first side of said case and each including at least one component thermally less conductive than said casing and than said case and creating a thermal barrier between said casing and said case, and wherein said holding mechanism further includes, in order to come to bear on the same second side of said case opposite said first side, at least three second supports each consisting of, either a pillar made of material thermally less conductive than said casing and than said case and constituting a fixed banking support, or of a second elastic piston including a second mobile support arranged to come to bear on said case and including at least one component thermally less conductive than said casing and than said case and creating a thermal barrier between said casing and said second mobile support.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.