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Controllable watch winder for self-winding watches

A controllable watch winder for a self-winding mechanical watch, in which a turntable is provided to hold and rotate the watch, including a programmable microprocessor circuit configured to count the number of rotations executed by the turntable. In one aspect, the watch winder is configured to introduce, after the electronic circuit is activated, a delay period before the turntable commences rotating. In another aspect, the circuit may be configured to interrupt the rotation of the turntable with pauses, to break up the rotation into cyclical sets. The circuit may be configured to automatically predetermine the number of rotations in each set. In yet another aspect, the watch winder may be configured to be manually adjustable, to variably predetermine before use, the number of rotations to be executed by the turntable and the length of any pause between rotations.
Owner:WOLF 1834 +1

Watch winder cabinet and watch winder apparatus

A cabinet supporting a plurality of watch winders includes an enclosure having a horizontal top wall with an opening, a rear wall, a front wall, a divider wall separating the enclosure into a rear support chamber and a front storage area. A watch winder support having a top wall and a generally upright watch winder panel having a raised position projecting above the enclosure through the top wall opening from the chamber, and a lowered position within the chamber with the upper surfaces of the enclosure and support top walls being in a plane, thereby preventing access to the watch winders and hiding the watch winders and any supported watches from view. A drive mechanism with a reversible electric motor is used to move the support between its raised and lowered positions.
Owner:AGNOFF CHARLES

Controllable watch winder for self-winding watches

A controllable watch winder for a self-winding mechanical watch, in which a turntable is provided to hold and rotate the watch, including a programmable microprocessor circuit configured to count the number of rotations executed by the turntable. In one aspect, the watch winder is configured to introduce, after the electronic circuit is activated, a delay period before the turntable commences rotating. In another aspect, the circuit may be configured to interrupt the rotation of the turntable with pauses, to break up the rotation into cyclical sets. The circuit may be configured to automatically predetermine the number of rotations in each set. In yet another aspect, the watch winder may be configured to be manually adjustable, to variably predetermine before use, the number of rotations to be executed by the turntable and the length of any pause between rotations.
Owner:WOLF 1834 +1

Programmable watch winder

InactiveUS20080247278A1Increase awarenessKeeping the watch running and fully chargedNormal windingElectric windingInfraredHigh intensity
An automatic watch winder that is user-programmable via USB (Universal Serial Bus) and / or wireless IrDA (Infrared), IEEE 802.11, or IEEE 802.15 connections to a computer, such as a laptop or notebook computer. The watch winder also includes a user programmable, high intensity LED illuminator used to charge the luminous material on a watch
Owner:WALKER JASON

Timepiece with a constant-force device for acting on an oscillating system

A timepiece, in particular a wristwatch, includes a constant-force device for acting on an oscillating system, the constant-force device including a switching unit and a tensioning module having a primary spring-energy store and a secondary spring-energy store. A seconds shaft bearing a seconds wheel and a cam plate is driven to rotate constantly by the secondary spring-energy store. The seconds wheel drives the oscillating system, and the cam plate acts on the switching unit for the periodic tensioning of the secondary spring-energy store by the primary spring-energy store.
Owner:LANGE UHREN

Watch winding device

Automatic watches use the movements of the wrist to re-wind the barrel spring and thus supply the necessary energy for the correct functioning of the watch. When the user cannot wear the watch it is proposed to place it on an automatic re-winding device. The device according to the invention is compact and modular. Furthermore, in order to avoid any error of manipulation, the starting and stopping of the re-winding device is done automatically by means of a detection of the presence of the watch (3). The passing of the strap in the detachable base (2) produces the tension of the device.
Owner:UNDERWOOD LONDON

Interlockable watchwinder

A watchwinder adapted for home use or in a retail store environment includes a horizontal dovetail groove or channel on the top, bottom and side surfaces of the watchwinder housing which cooperates with a removable interlocking bar or rail of mating dovetail shape to selectively and detachably interconnect adjacent watchwinders arranged in a vertical or side-by-side relation. The grooves preferably extend across the horizontal dimension of the watchwinder to a point short of the front of the housing for concealment purposes, and are made relatively wide in relation to the dimensions of the housing to improve rigidity of an interlocked grouping of watchwinders and to simplify assembly. Preferably, the channels are of equal size and shape and spaced equidistantly apart. An array of interlocked watchwinders can be built up to varying size and shape, and one or more of the watchwinders can be selectively removed from anywhere within the array without disturbing the others.
Owner:WOLF 1834

Oscillating weight for automatic watch

Oscillating weight for automatic watch movement, having a massive peripheral ring in the shape of an arc of circle, a connecting element connecting the peripheral ring to the weight's pivoting center, wherein the connecting element is set with a plurality of stones.
Owner:CHRISTIAN DIOR COUTURE

Reverser mechanism for uni-directional rotational driving of a wheel set

ActiveUS20070237035A1Low costHigh and equal performanceGearworksElectric indicationDrive wheelGear wheel
The mechanism includes, mounted to rotate freely on an arbour 6, a driving wheel (5) driven by an oscillating drive pinion (3) and a driven wheel (7) meshed with the first wheel set (1) of a kinematic chain and comprising a dome (11) for housing a coupling device (10) comprising at least one bent locking arm (12) one end (14) of which has a pivoting point (14a, 14b) on the driving wheel (5) and the other end (16) of which has a point of abutment (16a) against the inner wall (2) of the dome (11) of the driven wheel (7) via the action of a spring (20) integral with said arm (12). The pivoting point (14b) preferably moves along a cam (21).Application to automatic winding by an oscillating weight.
Owner:ETA SA MFG HORLOGERE SUISSE

Unit that comprises a winding ratchet that is attached to a barrel arbor and barrel arbor for this unit

A unit is formed by a winding ratchet (1) and a barrel arbor (4) having an end which includes a non-circular driving formation (5) and a groove (6) adjacent thereto that defines a small-section portion whose shape and dimensions are such that they extend into the section of the driving formation, whereby a shoulder (18) of the barrel arbor limits the height of the groove. The ratchet includes a central opening (2) corresponding to the driving formation and at least one off-centered tapping (3) relative to the ratchet. It includes an attachment washer (8) having a central passage (9) corresponding to the driving formation and engaged therewith in an assembled position, and at least one off-centered piercing (10), at least one screw for screwing the attachment washer onto the ratchet in a position angularly offset so that in this assembled position, the central opening is not aligned with the central passage.
Owner:DURAFOURG FRANCOIS

Clockwork movement for a wristwatch

Clockwork movement for a wristwatch, comprising a kinematic chain including at least one belt (20, 21) for transmitting the movements and / or couples between at least two pulleys. The pulleys are held on the bottom plate or the bridges by ball bearings (151, 161, 171, 181). The movement is rewound by means of linear oscillating mass (14) charging four barrels (15, 16, 17, 18) through a couple distributor (40). The barrels are non-parallel to one another. The back cover is covered by inclined glasses (110, 120, 130) allowing the barrels, the linear oscillating mass and at least certain pulleys to be seen. The regulating organ (51) is removable.
Owner:LVMH SWISS MFG SA

Watch winder having wireless energy transferring function

A watch winder includes a housing, a power supply disposed in the housing, a transmitter coil mounted at one side of the housing and electrically connected with a circuit board of the power supply, and a receiver coil mounted at another side of the housing and electrically connected with a circuit board of the power supply. The fist coil can be actuated by the power supply to transmit a signal, and the receiver coil can be used to receive a signal and convert the signal into an electrical current that can be transmitted to the circuit board for charging the power supply. Therefore, the electrical energy of the watch winder can be wireless transmitted through a non-contact interface.
Owner:GOOTEN INNOLIFE CORP

Watch-winding apparatus

InactiveUS20060018199A1Favorable showing orientationReduce running noiseElectric windingNormal windingElectric machineGear system
A watch winder can automatically wind numerous kind / brand of self-winding watch and maintains the main-spring in ideal tension range. The watch in winding can always be positioned in its favorable showing orientation. The watch in winding can be mounted or dismounted easily. The noise produced by the winder is reduced significantly to a low level. The winder comprises a rotary bowl with central rectangular recess for receiving a cushion holder inserted on the bowl. An electrical noise-proof motor-gear system drives the rotary bowl. An IC circuitry installed under the panel controls the rotation mode of the motor-gear system. A length-wise retractile cushion holder is inserted in the recess with its width tightly fitted for carrying the watch in place. A switch means is installed on the panel with an indicating means for selecting a respective mode to drive the rotary base.
Owner:HERO TEAM CORP

Oscillating weight

The oscillating weight is intended to be used in a self winding watch mechanism. It includes a basic part (1) made of composite material and heavy metal elements (9). The basic part includes an inner portion (5) and a peripheral portion (3), with the peripheral portion including housings in which the heavy metal elements are set.
Owner:ETA SA MFG HORLOGERE SUISSE

Timepiece having mainspring winding state display apparatus including deformed segment gear

To provide a timepiece having a mainspring winding state display apparatus constituted to be able to arrange a rotational center of a winding mark hand at an arbitrary pertinent position in a movement of a timepiece. A movement is provided with a barrel complete, and a speed reducing mechanism cooperatively moved with a barrel gear for reducing a speed of rotation of the barrel gear, that is, a planetary unit. A segment gear is provided to be rotatable based on an output of the planetary unit. A winding mark indicator is rotated based on operation of the segment gear. A mainspring winding state display member displays a state of winding a mainspring based on rotation of the winding mark indicator.
Owner:SEIKO INSTR INC

Oscillating weight

Oscillating weight for an automatic watch, arranged to carry a bearing defining an axis of rotation (A-A) and intended to be mounted on the frame of the watch, including a mass member having a centre of gravity (G) shifted with respect to the axis of rotation. In this weight, this mass member includes: two parts that can be moved one (10, 18) in relation to the other (24), and arranged such that their relative movement causes a radial movement of the centre of gravity (G) of the mass member, and a securing device (13, 14, 16b) cooperating with the first and second parts, capable of occupying a first state in which said parts can be moved with reference to each other, and a second state in which said parts are rigidly secured to each other.
Owner:HOROMETRIE SA
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