Clasp for adjusting bracelet length
AssigneeTextron Inc.
InventorsStephen F. Bert, Richard E. Ripley, Kurt A. Rieth
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AssigneeTextron Inc.
InventorsStephen F. Bert, Richard E. Ripley, Kurt A. Rieth
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For use in combination with an expansible linkage bracelet of the type having rows of overlapping resiliently interconnected upper and lower links, a clasp adapted for adjustable and detachable connection to an end portion of the bracelet. The clasp has a casing with a base wall and upturned side walls defining a channel for receiving the bracelet end portion. A lid having a top wall with downturned side walls is mounted for pivotal movement relative to the casing between open and closed positions respectively exposing and enclosing the receiving channel. Engagement members at one end of the clasp are arranged to protrude between selected laterally adjacent pairs of upper and lower bracelet links, thereby retaining the bracelet end portion within the receiving channel when the lid is in the closed position.
For use in combination with an expansible linkage bracelet of the type having upper and lower links which are resiliently interconnected and offset in the direction of the bracelet length, a clasp adapted for adjustable and detachable connection to an end portion of the bracelet, comprising:
For use in combination with an expansible linkage bracelet of the type having upper and lower links which are resiliently connected and offset in the direction of the bracelet length, a clasp adapted for adjustable connection to an end portion of the bracelet, comprising:
For use in combination with an expansible linkage bracelet of the type having a row of upper links overlying a row of lower links, said upper links being offset in the direction of the bracelet length relative to said lower links, and said upper and lower links being interconnected in a manner permitting the bracelet length to be resiliently expanded by increasing the offset between said upper and lower links, a clasp for connecting said bracelet to another component, said clasp comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.