Decompression electronic clock

Abstract

The utility model discloses a kind of decompression electronic clock, including the body of electronic clock and rotating ring, the front side of body is provided with the dial of pointer type, the rotating ring is coaxially set on dial and rotating ring is rotatably connected between dial, the front side of rotating ring is provided with several signs for recording information. The utility model is rotatably arranged rotating ring on dial and is provided with several signs for recording different information on rotating ring, randomly drives rotating ring to rotate and the information on the sign pointed by the pointer of dial helps user to make selection, improve the interactive effect between user, maintain the decompression effect of the electronic clock.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of electronic clocks, specifically to a decompression electronic clock. Background Technology

[0002] Existing standard electronic clocks focus solely on basic functions such as timekeeping, display, and alarm clocks, offering limited functionality and failing to meet users' demands for multi-functional designs. Regarding stress-relief functions, while some electronic clocks on the market advertise stress relief, most only offer changes in patterns and light effects, or play soothing music. While these provide some stress relief, the interaction between these clocks and the user is significantly lacking. Users can only receive information unilaterally without active operation, leading to a loss of user interest and reduced stress-relief effect. Utility Model Content

[0003] The purpose of this invention is to provide a decompression electronic clock. This electronic clock uses a rotating ring on the dial with several labels that record different information. The rotating ring is randomly driven to rotate, and the information on the labels pointed to by the dial pointer helps the user make choices, thereby improving the interaction between the clock and the user and maintaining the decompression function of the electronic clock.

[0004] The technical solution adopted by this utility model to solve the above problems is:

[0005] A decompression electronic clock includes a clock body and a rotating ring. The front side of the clock body is provided with a pointer-type dial. The rotating ring is concentrically mounted on the dial and is rotatably connected to the dial. The front side of the rotating ring is provided with several labels for recording information.

[0006] In the above technical solution, preferably, the rotating ring includes a front ring, a middle ring, and a rear ring. The rear ring is sleeved on the dial. The rear ring, the middle ring, and the front ring are sleeved in a stepped manner. The front ring, the middle ring, the rear ring, and the dial are all rotatably connected. A nameplate is provided on the front side of the front ring, the middle ring, and the rear ring.

[0007] In the above technical solution, preferably, the front ring, middle ring, rear ring and dial are all provided with sliding steel balls and grooves. The steel balls are inserted into the outer surface of the dial, rear ring and middle ring at equal intervals around the circumference. The grooves are annular and located on the inner surface of the rear ring, middle ring and front ring. The steel balls are adapted to be inserted into the grooves.

[0008] In the above technical solution, preferably, the front sides of the front ring, middle ring and rear ring are all provided with mounting grooves at equal intervals around the circumference, and the mounting grooves are provided with recessed grooves that face backwards, and the nameplate is fixed in the mounting grooves by magnetic attraction.

[0009] In the above technical solution, preferably, the second hand, minute hand, and hour hand of the dial use the same color as the front ring, middle ring, and rear ring, respectively.

[0010] In the above technical solution, preferably, the outermost arc-shaped sides of the front ring, middle ring and rear ring have the same diameter and are provided with anti-slip textures of concave and convex shape.

[0011] Compared with the prior art, this utility model has the following advantages and effects:

[0012] When using this invention, the user can rotate the ring on the dial, which provides a certain stress-relieving effect. Different information is recorded on several labels, and the user can change the information on the labels. When the ring stops rotating, the dial pointer points to the corresponding label, helping users who have difficulty making choices, thus providing stress relief. Users can also record to-do items in chronological order on each label. When the user checks the label pointed to by the dial pointer, they can know what needs to be done at that time. If a task is not completed and needs to be postponed, the user can directly rotate the ring to the corresponding time point, improving the interaction between the electronic clock and the user, reducing the probability of the user losing interest, and thus maintaining the stress-relieving function of the electronic clock. Attached Figure Description

[0013] Figure 1 This is a front structural diagram of the decompression electronic clock according to an embodiment of this utility model.

[0014] Figure 2 yes Figure 1 A top-down view of the disassembled parts.

[0015] Figure 3 yes Figure 2 Cross-sectional views of the front ring, middle ring, and rear ring.

[0016] Figure 4 yes Figure 1 Enlarged view of the structure after removing the sign at point A

[0017] The components include: body 1, rotating ring 2, front ring 21, middle ring 22, rear ring 23, steel ball 24, groove 25, mounting groove 26, groove 27, anti-slip texture 28, dial 3, second hand 31, minute hand 32, hour hand 33, and nameplate 4. Detailed Implementation

[0018] The present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and through embodiments. The following embodiments are explanations of the present invention, but the present invention is not limited to the following embodiments.

[0019] See Figures 1-4This embodiment of a decompression electronic clock includes a main body 1 and a rotating ring 2. The front side of the main body 1 is provided with a pointer-type dial 3. The rotating ring 2 is concentrically mounted on the dial 3 and is rotatably connected to the dial 3. The front side of the rotating ring 2 is provided with several labels 4 for recording information.

[0020] When using this invention, the user can rotate the rotating ring 2 on the dial 3, which has a certain stress-relieving effect. At the same time, different information (such as to-do items) is recorded on several labels 4. The user can change the information on the labels 4. When the rotating ring 2 stops, the pointer of the dial 3 points to the label 4 to help users who have difficulty making choices, thus having a stress-relieving effect. The user can also record to-do items in chronological order on each label 4. When the user looks at the label 4 pointed to by the pointer of the dial 3, they can know what needs to be done at that time. If a task is not completed and needs to be postponed, the user can directly rotate the rotating ring 2 to the corresponding time point, which improves the interaction between the electronic clock and the user, reduces the probability of the user losing interest, and thus maintains the stress-relieving effect of the electronic clock.

[0021] See Figures 1-3 The rotating ring 2 includes a front ring 21, a middle ring 22, and a rear ring 23. The rear ring 23 is fitted onto the dial 3. The rear ring 23, the middle ring 22, and the front ring 21 are fitted in a stepped manner. The front ring 21, the middle ring 22, the rear ring 23, and the dial 3 are all rotatably connected. A nameplate 4 is provided on the front side of the front ring 21, the middle ring 22, and the rear ring 23.

[0022] By recording different information on the front ring 21, middle ring 22, and rear ring 23, for example, recording to-do items on the label 4 of the front ring 21, and recording the start time and duration on the middle ring 22 and rear ring 23 respectively, and with the second hand 31, minute hand 32, and hour hand 33 of the dial 3 corresponding to the front ring 21, middle ring 22, and rear ring 23 respectively, the user can randomly drive the front ring 21, middle ring 22, and rear ring 23 to rotate and stop. Based on the three labels 4 on the front ring 21, middle ring 22, and rear ring 23 that the second hand 31, minute hand 32, and hour hand 33 point to respectively, the information on the three labels 4 can be combined into a complete message, improving the interactivity and fun of this invention, thereby enhancing the stress relief effect.

[0023] See Figure 1 The second hand 31, minute hand 32 and hour hand 33 of the dial 3 correspond to the front ring 21, middle ring 22 and rear ring 23 respectively and use the same color.

[0024] This allows users to quickly read the information on the label 4 corresponding to each pointer based on the same color, reducing the probability of misreading.

[0025] See Figure 2, Figure 3 The front ring 21, middle ring 22, rear ring 23 and dial 3 are all provided with sliding steel balls 24 and grooves 25. The steel balls 24 are inserted into the outer surfaces of the dial 3, rear ring 23 and middle ring 22 at equal intervals around the circumference. The grooves 25 are annular and located on the inner surfaces of the rear ring 23, middle ring 22 and front ring 21. The steel balls 24 are adapted to be inserted into the grooves 25.

[0026] When the front ring 21, middle ring 22, rear ring 23 and dial 3 are installed in sequence, the steel ball 24 is inserted into the corresponding groove 25 to limit its movement in the front and rear directions to prevent it from falling off, thereby assembling the front ring 21, middle ring 22 and rear ring 23, and reducing the frictional resistance when the front ring 21, middle ring 22, rear ring 23 and dial 3 rotate.

[0027] See Figure 4 The front sides of the front ring 21, middle ring 22 and rear ring 23 are all provided with mounting grooves 26 at equal intervals around the circumference. The mounting grooves 26 are provided with recessed grooves 25. The nameplate 4 is fixed in the mounting grooves 26 by magnetic attraction.

[0028] The sign 4 is placed in the mounting slot 26 and fixed by magnetic attraction. When removing the sign 4, press one side of the sign 4 so that it sinks into the groove 25, thereby causing the other side of the sign 4 to lift out of the mounting slot 26. This makes it easier for the user to remove the sign 4 from the mounting slot 26 through the lifted side, thus improving the convenience of installing and removing the sign 4.

[0029] See Figure 2 , Figure 4 The outermost arc-shaped sides of the front ring 21, middle ring 22 and rear ring 23 have the same diameter and are provided with anti-slip texture 28 in a concave-convex shape.

[0030] The front, middle and rear rings 23 are designed to allow users to rotate them randomly, reducing the probability of slippage between the hand and the front ring 21, middle ring 22 and rear ring 23. The textured anti-slip pattern 28 can massage the user's hand and relieve hand pressure.

[0031] The above description in this specification is merely illustrative of the present invention. Those skilled in the art to which this invention pertains may make various modifications or additions to the described specific embodiments or use similar methods to replace them, as long as they do not depart from the content of this specification or exceed the scope defined in the claims, all of which shall fall within the protection scope of this invention.

Claims

1. A decompression electronic watch comprising a body of the electronic watch and a rotating ring, the front side of the body being provided with a dial of the pointer type, characterized in that: The rotating ring is concentrically mounted on the dial and is rotatably connected to the dial. Several labels for recording information are provided on the front side of the rotating ring.

2. The decompression electronic clock according to claim 1, characterized in that: The rotating ring includes a front ring, a middle ring, and a rear ring. The rear ring is fitted onto the dial. The rear ring, the middle ring, and the front ring are fitted in a stepped manner. The front ring, the middle ring, the rear ring, and the dial are all rotatably connected. A nameplate is provided on the front side of the front ring, the middle ring, and the rear ring.

3. The decompression electronic clock according to claim 2, characterized in that: The front ring, middle ring, rear ring, and dial are all provided with sliding steel balls and grooves. The steel balls are inserted into the outer surfaces of the dial, rear ring, and middle ring at equal intervals around the circumference. The grooves are annular and located on the inner surfaces of the rear ring, middle ring, and front ring. The steel balls are fitted into the grooves.

4. The decompression electronic clock according to claim 2, characterized in that: The front, middle, and rear rings are all provided with mounting grooves at equal intervals around their circumference. The mounting grooves are provided with recessed grooves that face backward. The nameplate is fixed in the mounting groove by magnetic attraction.

5. The decompression electronic clock of claim 2, wherein: The second, minute, and hour hands of the dial are the same color as the front, middle, and rear rings, respectively.

6. The decompression electronic clock of claim 2, wherein: The outermost arc-shaped sides of the front ring, middle ring, and rear ring have the same diameter and are provided with anti-slip textures in a concave-convex shape.

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