Black Decker Inc.

Timex Corporation

Becton Dickinson and Company Limited

Timex Group B.v.

Lentrade, Inc.

Rovcal, Inc.

Honeywell Consumer Products, Inc.

Sells-floto Inc.

Aaron Szymanski

Edwin G Lee

Lamar R Chandler

George J Fox

Karl Vanderbeek

Scott Johnstone

Thomas Mc Linden

Heida L Thurlow

Thomas V McLinden

Elizabeth Blauner

Michael Ditullo

Richard M O'Grady

Walter G Birdsell

Sean Lukan

Stephan Boyle

Rodney Jane'

Zhiwei Xu

Daniel Haberstich

Josephina Kim

Thomas V Mc Linden

Janet G Brezezinski

Marlene Moonshine-Voelker

Karen Haugeto

Hair straightener

Kettle

A timekeeping device comprising a housing; timekeeping functionality positioned within the housing and a clip assembly integrally coupled to the housing, wherein the clip assembly comprises a first member and a second member hingedly coupled to the first member at a hinge point, whereby pressure against the second member causes the second member to rotate relative to the first member about the hinge point to permit coupling of the timekeeping device to an object of interest. In a particular configuration, the second member is releasably engageable with the first member. Additionally, the housing may include a receptacle for receiving a casing within which the timekeeping functionality that maintains the timekeeping functions is disposed. Preferably, the housing and at least the first member are formed from a unitary mold, and preferably from plastic. The object of interest, for example, may be a backpack, beltloop or bicycle.

Timekeeping device

Casing for a watch

A capsulorhexis forceps is described which includes a unique removable hub and handle. The hub allows the use of the forceps as a cystotome in addition to a forceps. The hub design comprises a coaxial wire inside a cannula which provides minimal trauma when the forceps is opened and closed for repositioning during the capsulotromy. The hub is also replaceable and disposable after use. This flexibility in hub replacement allows the surgeon to use the forceps either in the initial open or closed position. The handle also may provide a constant grip force to the corneal flap independent of manual actuation force of the forceps.

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Bristol, CT, United States of America

Aaron Szymanski