Watch
OwnerGiuseppe Ricciinventor
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Abstract
A watch (1) allows the identification and the division of three time periods over a day and comprises a dial (2); a hand member (3) having a movable pointing end (15); and a path (12), with respect to wich said movable pointing end (15) is moved, which is provided with an initial position (13; 13a) and a final position (13; 13b), wherein the run time of said path (12), from the initial position (13; 13a) to the final position (13; 13b), of said movable pointing end (15) is of eight hours, said watch (1) comprising identification means (18, 19; 20, 21, 22) of an 8-hour period corresponding to said path (12), capable of displaying three different time states (WT, FT, NT).
Claims16
A wrist-watch comprising:
- a dial;
- at least a hand member having a movable pointing end;
- and
- a single path, with respect to which said movable pointing end is moved, which is provided with an initial position and a final position matching one with the other, wherein run time of said path from the initial position to the final position of said movable pointing end is of eight hours, said watch further comprising identification means of an 8-hour period corresponding to said path, said identification means displaying three different temporal conditions.
A wrist-watch comprising:
- a dial;
- at least a hand member having a movable pointing end;
- and
- a single path, with respect to which said movable pointing end is moved, which is provided with an initial position and a final position separated one from the other, wherein run time of said path from the initial position to the final position of said movable pointing end is of eight hours, said watch comprising springing back means to make said pointing end spring back in the initial position once the final position has been reached, wherein said watch further comprises identification means of an 8-hour period corresponding to said path, said identification means displaying three different temporal conditions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.