Citizen Watch Company, Ltd.

Takatoshi Osaka

Kazunari Kume

Katsuo Nishimura

Hideshi Ohno

Minoru Watanabe

Yukio Miya

Munetaka Tamaru

Yasuhiro Ogura

Hisao Wakabayashi

Tadahiko Nakagiri

Kazuo Teramoto

Sadao Ode

Tadamichi Mouri

A ball throwing machine for hitting out tennis balls or the like at predetermined time intervals, in which a lock cover is rotatable or slidable into engagement with a switch which is capable of making and breaking an electric current to a drive motor. Said lock cover is mounted in a position adjacent to a rotating trace of a hitting lever. In the event an object other than ball, for example, a hand, a finger or a rod, should be drawn into the interior of the machine together with the hitting lever while this lever is rotated by a motor to expand a biasing spring, the lock cover will rotate or slide to break the electric current to the motor and stop the motor immediately, thereby preventing the occurrence of injury.

Ball throwing machine

A battery unit for an electric timepiece is disclosed in which disclosed the battery compartment is formed in the member provided in the timepiece for supporting other parts of the device and wall means of the compartment is constructed to serve as a part of the container of the battery. The supporting member of the timepiece includes a watch case such as a middle, edge portion, back, and casing ring, and an inside supporting member such as a base, base plate, bridge, substrate.

Battery unit for an electric timepiece

An extremely thin digital electronic timepiece comprising an electrooptical display element is disclosed. The timepiece essentially consists of a connector frame, supporting plate, flexible film-shaped circuit substrate and base plate. These constitutional members are manufactured in mass production scale by injection molding process, press working process etc. The circuit substrate is sandwiched between the supporting plate and the base plate. A portion of the connector frame is used to secure together the constitutional members into one integral body.

Electronic timepiece

An electronic optical display device comprising two substrates and an electronic optical substance sealed in a gap formed between said substrates and displaying when an electric voltage is applied thereto is disclosed. The device comprises two upper and lower substrates which are the same in plane configuration and a lead electrode extending along the side surface of said substrates and is most suitable for use in a thin type digital watch.

Electronic optical display device and method of manufacturing the same

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Higashikurume, Japan

Takatoshi Osaka