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Number: 968/839
Name: Horology > Apparatus for measuring unknown time intervals by electromechanical means [g04f 8/00] > Running only during the time intervals to be measured, e.g., stopwatch, etc. [g04f 8/00c]
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Patents under this class:

Patent Number Title Of Patent Date Issued
4681463 Differential timer Jul. 21, 1987
4588305 Electronic chronograph watch having analog and digital display of measured time periods May. 13, 1986
4540291 Horology module comprising an electronic circuit and a calendar device Sep. 10, 1985
4537514 Multi-function analog display stopwatch Aug. 27, 1985
4364669 Chronographic watch Dec. 21, 1982
4270197 Analog display electronic stopwatch May. 26, 1981
4207733 Elapsed time indicator Jun. 17, 1980
4075829 Self-contained miniature timer Feb. 28, 1978
4062180 Electronic chess clock Dec. 13, 1977
4059954 Laboratory clock Nov. 29, 1977



 
 
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