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US 4,511,261 AGranted
Wristwatch protector
OwnerMitsutaka Mishimainventor
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Abstract
A buffer is made so as to be attached to the glass face of a wristwatch so that the glass of the watch is protected from damage by touching rock or so on. The buffer is attached to the watch straps by attachments made at the ends of the buffer. The buffer is made of a flexible substance such as rubber, and is also made so as not to obstruct the reading of the time of the watch.
Claims5
A non-metallic protector for a wristwatch comprising:
- first and second means for attachment to a wristband, each having an outer ring portion with a bar extending across the center thereof such that the wristwatch band may be extended through and held by said means;
- a buffer bar connecting said first and second attachment means such that when said first attachment means holds said band on one side of a wristwatch and said second attachment means holds said band on the other side of said wristwatch, said buffer bar extends across the face of said wristwatch without significantly obscuring said face;
- ring means encircling but not fixedly attached to said buffer bar such that a portion of said interlocking ring means lifts at least a portion of said buffer bar away from said wristwatch face so as to form a margin of space between said face and said buffer, and such that said ring means itself protects a substantial portion of said face without significantly obscuring said face.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.