Smart case back for wristwatch case
AssigneeRewary GmbH
InventorAnthony Lopez
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Abstract
An electronic device for a wristwatch including an electronic module provided with at least one sensor capable of measuring physiological data of a wearer of the wristwatch, and with an electronic control unit associated with the sensor. The electronic device includes a trim element acting as a case back and capable of being removably mounted on a case of the wristwatch, the electronic module being integrally housed within the trim element acting as case back. In one aspect, a wristwatch includes a case having a removable case back and a horological movement housed within the case, with the removable case back constituting the electronic device.
Claims28
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An electronic device for a wristwatch comprising an electronic module provided with at least one sensor capable of measuring physiological data of a wearer of the wristwatch and with an electronic control unit associated with the sensor,
- wherein the electronic device comprises a trim element acting as a case back and capable of being mounted removably on a case of the wristwatch,
- and wherein the electronic module is integrally housed within the trim element acting as case back.
An electronic device for a wristwatch comprising an electronic module provided with at least one sensor capable of measuring physiological data of a wearer of the wristwatch and with an electronic control unit associated with the sensor,
- wherein the electronic device comprises a trim element acting as a case back and capable of being mounted removably on a case of the wristwatch,
- wherein the electronic module is integrally housed within the trim element acting as case back,
- wherein the sensor capable of measuring physiological data of the wearer of the wristwatch comprises a set of two optical heart rate sensors,
- wherein the trim element acting as case back is provided, on an outer face intended to be positioned in contact with the wearer's wrist, with a pair of first windows positioned facing the set of two optical heart rate sensors,
- wherein the electronic module further comprises a set of two light sources associated with the set of two optical heart rate sensors,
- and wherein the trim element acting as case back is further provided, on its outer face, with a pair of second windows positioned facing the set of two light sources.
An electronic device for a wristwatch comprising an electronic module provided with at least one sensor capable of measuring physiological data of a wearer of the wristwatch and with an electronic control unit associated with the sensor,
- wherein the electronic device comprises a trim element acting as a case back and capable of being mounted removably on a case of the wristwatch,
- wherein the electronic module is integrally housed within the trim element acting as case back,
- wherein the electronic module further comprises an additional sensor capable of detecting an action by the wearer on the wristwatch when the latter is worn on the wrist,
- and wherein the additional sensor is a sensor coupled to the trim element acting as case back in order to detect a strain transmitted to the trim element acting as case back in reaction to a pressure applied by the wearer to a front part of the wristwatch.
An electronic device for a wristwatch comprising an electronic module provided with at least one sensor capable of measuring physiological data of a wearer of the wristwatch and with an electronic control unit associated with the sensor,
- wherein the electronic device comprises a trim element acting as a case back and capable of being mounted removably on a case of the wristwatch,
- wherein the electronic module is integrally housed within the trim element acting as case back,
- and wherein the electronic device further comprises a partitioning element arranged so as to be interposed between the electronic module and a horological movement housed within the case of the wristwatch once the trim element acting as case back is mounted on the case.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.