Eyeglasses having wire temples
AssigneeTimon
InventorHervé Tiberghien
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Abstract
Eyeglasses have a vertical midplane of symmetry and comprise a front optical portion and two wire temples each associated with a respective side zone of the front optical portion. Each temple has a hinge end shaped as an eyelet lying in a vertical plane intersecting a general longitudinal direction of the temple. A hinge element is fixed on an inside surface of the corresponding side zone to receive the eyelet to pivot about an axis that is substantially normal to said inside surface, between a deployed position in which the temple is substantially perpendicular to the front optical portion, and a folded position in which the temple is substantially parallel to the front optical portion.
Claims8
Eyeglasses having a vertical midplane of symmetry and comprising a front optical portion and two wire temples each associated on a respective side of said plane of symmetry with a corresponding side zone of the front optical portion, wherein each temple has a hinge end shaped into an eyelet lying in a vertical plane intersecting a general longitudinal direction of the temple, and wherein a hinge element is fixed on an inside surface of the corresponding side zone to receive the eyelet to pivot about an axis that is substantially normal to said inside surface between a deployed position of the temple which is then substantially perpendicular to the front optical portion and a folded position of the temple which is then substantially parallel to the front optical portion.
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