Timepiece calendar device
A technology for timers and calendars, applied to time-indicating mechanical devices, instruments, and visually indicating time, etc., can solve the problems of not conforming to ergonomics and not being able to provide indications of the week
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[0017] referenced below Figure 1 to Figure 7 One embodiment of timer 300 is described. For example, a chronograph is a watch or wrist watch. The timepiece comprises a chronograph movement, such as an electronic or mechanical movement 200, in particular an automatic chronograph movement. The chronograph may also comprise a chronograph assembly, in particular a case for housing the movement.
[0018] The chronograph movement includes a calendar device 100 . The chronograph calendar mechanism consists of:
[0019] - a first disc 1 for displaying the date, having a first face 11 bearing a date indication 10 and movable about an axis A, and
[0020] - A second disc 2 for displaying the day of the week, which has a second face 21 bearing a day indication 20 and is movable about axis A.
[0021] The first and second plates are such that the first and second faces are coplanar. In other words, the day indicator or indication and the day of the week indicator or indication lie i...
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