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| Posted: Tue Jul 27th, 2010 12:54 pm |
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Jeep99dad 3T WIS 
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X2hammer.gif Graham wrote: WTF??
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| Posted: Tue Jul 27th, 2010 01:33 pm |
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RussellB 3T WIS
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have to agree, if you are going wacky then go wacky! Dont put straight black hands on a flower shaped face, put pink and orange wiggly ones on
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| Posted: Tue Jul 27th, 2010 02:53 pm |
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Hammerfjord Moderator 
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The problem isn't visual Russell: After realisation, it could be of any color or similar shapes.... The problem is mechanical and as I see it: I guess that an existing watch movement , quartz or mechanical hasn't enough torque to ignore totally the friction produced by the hands who would be stressed by a border or rail changing them length. A watch pinion can't be under stress when impulsed by a usual movement: It false all impulses and time accuracy it was regulated for. But! Urwerk came out with the 202 Twin-turbine hammerhead few years ago: There, the hands are switching length across the dial. It's a rail system engraved in the dial who influence the pin coming in and out of the hollow hand. Well, there's not only this feature in fact, as it's one of somes who are really amazing. The thing is that when you achieve such engineering works, you can't sell the result "cheap"... You will observe the rail system on this video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLTBnIszCLE&feature=related I let you observe the watch itself on Urwerk.com where you can see the rail on the dial and the hands with different length. You can also click on the left and be explain the all stuff with the mechanism decomposed and see again the video: http://www.urwerk.com/watches_202.asp All of this isn't new: Just very challenging for anybody who wouldn't be a micro-mechanical engineer genious(or a team of them) with extremly large funds behind...
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| Posted: Wed Jul 28th, 2010 08:26 am |
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overoclock 3T WIS
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Oh!......No! "All of this isn't new"  The only way is to make it cheap.TT
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| Posted: Wed Jul 28th, 2010 08:39 am |
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Hammerfjord Moderator
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overoclock wrote:Oh!......No! "All of this isn't new" I observed "copyright" on your dials or do I misread? How can you write this if you didn't depose any patenting on the design? If you want to copy Urwerk's design: You should be aware of design and copyrights laws. Otherwise, you'll forever be a pirate spraying lawless country products... Seriously, making it cheap and still 100% functional/precise is just a dream in my eyes...
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| Posted: Thu Jul 29th, 2010 01:22 am |
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deadlyapp 3T WIS 
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I'm going to agree with Will on this one. While the idea isn't necessarily that far fetched, the engineering that would have to go into it is nearly impossible for someone who is not already both a watch master and micro-mechanical engineer. To essentially eliminate the effects of friction is no small engineering feat. Then there is also the patent issue. You will probably find that there is quite a portfolio of patents out there for an idea such as yours, but not in production due to the extreme cost to actually produce something such as this. Also regarding your design and the above mentioned factors - Making a design with less curves or less sharply designed curves would make some of the issues more manageable. If you do design it with either a pin riding on the underside or simply spring loaded hands, the extreme change in a curve will introduce quite a bit of force. A mechanical engineer with some knowledge of watches or micro-engineering could probably do this or help you, but when you're talking about probably micro-Newtons or less, the little things matter. Edit: Putting copyright on the dials is completely useless anyways, you have nothing patentable with what you have there. A mere idea is not useful. Last edited on Thu Jul 29th, 2010 01:23 am by deadlyapp |
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| Posted: Thu Jul 29th, 2010 08:19 am |
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overoclock 3T WIS
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The only product I care about cannot come true, telling me just how hurt I been......do dododododo......and let me be alone again...cat28.gif I like your cat deadlyapp.
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