Reversible watch
OwnerJack D. Goldenberg, Peter Stevensoninventors
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Abstract
A reversible timepiece is provided having at least two opposite faces and at least one movement. The timepiece includes and is attached to a bi-laterally flexible watchband adapted to permit its wearer to reverse the timepiece and change from one face to the other without having to remove the timepiece from their wrist.
Claims11
A reversible timepiece having at least two opposite faces for displaying time and at least one movement, said timepiece being fixedly secured to a bilaterally flexible, continuous watchband, said watchband having a flexible first band juxtaposed to a flexible second band to permit its wearer to reverse the timepiece and change from one face to the other face without having to remove the timepiece from their wrist.
A reversible timepiece having at least two opposite faces for displaying time and at least one movement, said timepiece being attached to a bi-laterally flexible watchband adapted to permit its wearer to reverse the timepiece and change from one face to the other without having to remove the timepiece from their wrist, wherein said watch band includes a first band including a plurality of first ribs interconnected to a second band including a plurality of second ribs and wherein said first ribs are pivotally connected to said second ribs by spring loaded connecting means.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.