Abstract: Systems, methods, and apparatuses for implementing a vehicle safety lock assembly are described herein.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and apparatuses for implementing a vehicle safety lock assembly are described herein.

Abstract: A smart phone case assembly for retaining a smart phone case on a user's fingers includes a case that has an electronic device removably positioned therein. The case is comprised of a rigid material to protect the electronic device from impact damage. An elastic mesh is coupled to the case. The elastic mesh has a plurality of connection points each extending laterally across the case to define a plurality of finger slots in the elastic mesh. Each of the finger slots insertably receives a respective one of a user's fingers for holding the case.

Abstract: A vehicle safety lock assembly includes a vehicle that has an ignition system. An electronic device is provided that has a transceiver. A docking unit is coupled to the vehicle, the docking unit is positioned in an interior of the vehicle and the docking unit is electrically coupled to the ignition system. The docking unit is in wireless communication with the electronic device when the electronic device is brought into the vehicle. Moreover, the docking unit senses when the electronic device is positioned therein for storage. The docking unit turns the ignition system off when the docking unit senses the electronic device is brought into the vehicle and the electronic device is not positioned in the docking unit. In this way the docking unit inhibits the vehicle from is driven when the electronic device is available to be manipulated by the driver. The docking unit turns the ignition system on when the electronic device is brought into the vehicle and the electronic device is positioned in the docking unit.

Abstract: The display device, which is arranged to display the minutes and hours, includes two cams (14 and 34) driven separately and respectively from the cannon pinion (11) and the hour wheel (31) of a horological movement. A lever (15, 35) held in the idle position by a spring (18, 38), is arranged so as to be actuated on demand by means of a push button (4) placed outside the corresponding timepiece, so as to make a rack (24, 44) pivot until the moment when a sensing finger (25, 45) of each rack abuts against the periphery of the corresponding cam. Each rack during its rotation drives a pinion (26, 46) carrying hands indicating the minutes and the hour.

Abstract: A display mechanism is described, driven by the hour wheel of a mechanical or quartz horological movement, the hour wheel driving a cam controlling a rack turning about an axis and arranged in engagement with a pinion, secured to an hour hand, the cam having a configuration allowing different spaces or angles between the hours to be displayed.

Abstract: The display device, which is arranged to display the minutes and hours, includes two cams (14 and 34) driven separately and respectively from the cannon pinion (11) and the hour wheel (31) of a horological movement. A lever (15, 35) held in the idle position by a spring (18, 38), is arranged so as to be actuated on demand by means of a push button (4) placed outside the corresponding timepiece, so as to make a rack (24, 44) pivot until the moment when a sensing finger (25, 45) of each rack abuts against the periphery of the corresponding cam. Each rack during its rotation drives a pinion (26, 46) carrying hands indicating the minutes and the hour.

Abstract: A display mechanism is described, driven by the hour wheel of a mechanical or quartz horological movement, the hour wheel driving a cam controlling a rack turning about an axis and arranged in engagement with a pinion, secured to an hour hand, the cam having a configuration allowing different spaces or angles between the hours to be displayed.

Abstract: The display device, which is arranged to display the minutes and hours, comprises two cams driven separately from the cannon pinion and the hour wheel of a horological movement, a lever held in the idle position by a spring being actuated manually on demand by means of a push button placed outside the corresponding timepiece, so as to make a rack turn on its axis until the moment when a finger of each rack abuts on its respective cam, the rack during its rotation driving a pinion carrying hands indicating the minutes and the hour.