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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 30, 2004
Filed:
Feb. 14, 2002
Carlo Albisetti, Courtelary, CH;
Daniel Donzé, La Neuveville, CH;
Clément Meyrat, Le Landeron, CH;
Abstract
A timepiece is disclosed allowing a reading of a first conventional time information by means of first analogue display means including a dial ( ) and hours ( ) and minutes ( ) indicator members driven by a movement of the timepiece, this timepiece including second analogue display means allowing a simultaneous reading of second time information based on a decimal system wherein time is divided at least into thousandths of a day. The second analogue display means include the dial and the minutes indicator member in addition to complementary analogue display means ( ) indicating at least approximate decimal values ( ) of the full hours expressed in thousandths of a day. The minutes indicator member indicates on a dial, in addition to the minutes, corresponding decimal values ( to ) over a total duration of one hour, and the decimal time information is formed by adding the decimal value indicated on the dial by the minutes indicator member ( ) and the approximate decimal value indicated by the complementary analogue display means.