Time indicating device

Patent

Time indicating device

- 03 May 1933

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TL;DR: In this paper, the time indications are read directly from numerical indications and the usual indication of time from a clock is to note the position of a pair of hands relative to a dial on which the only...

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Time indicating device

James R. Bailey

- 22 Jul 1976

TL;DR: In this article, a unique arrangement of the structural parts including the housing and the time indicating mechanism, and also in a time indicating device having one or more endless belts carrying indicating means thereon, the provision of a unique structure involving guide members for the belts and the mounting of the time indicated mechanism including guide members on a single rigid base member which is readily removed and reinserted into the housing.

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Watch Assembly Having a Plurality of Time-Coordinated Belts

Jason M. Wilbur, +1 more

- 05 Nov 2010

TL;DR: In this article, a watch for providing a digital time display comprises a movement mechanism disposed in a case that includes a number of continuous belts, each of which has a numerical indicia consistent with hours, minutes and optionally second.

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Rectangular-faced clock

James Goodchild

- 26 Aug 1980

TL;DR: In this article, the passage of time is indicated by the intersection of horizontal and vertical lines (5,6) moving respectively vertically and horizontally across the front of the clock, where the movement of one line relative to the other and vice versa respectively represent the passing of hours and minutes.

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Biorhythm display device

Raymond L. Merritt

- 13 Feb 1978

TL;DR: In this paper, a device for continuously and automatically graphically displaying an individual's biorhythm functions is presented, where a plurality of endless loops are rotatably disposed.

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Digitally indicating clock-timer

Ralph C Robinson

- 06 Oct 1969

TL;DR: In this article, a clock-timer with a geneva-type mechanism is presented, in which each tape is advanced one unit only upon completion of passage of a complete cycle of numerals on the tape of next lower order.

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