Abstract: A wearable case for a mobile device includes a flexible body defining an internal recess and having a front portion with a face aperture to the recess, a back portion with a back aperture to the recess, and a side portion. A wristband extends from the body portion. Another wearable case includes a flexible body, a strap, and a storage member. Yet another wearable case includes a first shell having a series of facets, a second shell having a series of facets, and a chain. Another wearable case includes a first shell having a recessed fitting adjacent to a face aperture for receiving a mobile device, a second shell, and a hinge connecting the first shell to the second shell.

Abstract: A wristwatch includes a case and a corresponding crystal, and an integrated circuit sized to be received with the case. The wristwatch has a first, second, third, and fourth capacitive touch sensor adapted to be located beneath the crystal and within the case when the wristwatch is assembled. The capacitive touch sensors are in electrical communication with the integrated circuit to control operation of the wristwatch. The capacitive touch sensors are located adjacent to the periphery of the crystal and are spaced apart.

Abstract: A housing for an electronic article surveillance (EAS) tag includes a first portion and a second portion fixable to one another for encasing an EAS tag. The housing includes a stationary tab that projects outward away from the housing and includes an aperture to assist in securing the housing to a shop article.

Abstract: A watch is provided with a case provided having a display. A first strap and a second strap are connected to the case. At least one of the first and second straps has an expandable material portion provided therein. The expandable material portion has a network of apertures. A multi-tongue prong fastener is mounted on one of the first and second straps. The multi-tongue prong fastener selectively engages the expandable material portion of the other of the first strap and the second strap by expanding the expandable material portion. The expandable material portion accommodates a portion of the multi-prong closure within the network of apertures to form a closure circumference at least partially defined by the first and second straps.