| 968 / | HD | HOROLOGY |
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| 40 |  | AUTOMATIC WINDING UP (normal winding up by hand or mechanically subclass 23; automatic winding in combination with hand winding subclass 68; electrical winding of mechanical clockworks subclass 443; advertising by making use of vibrations or shocks of land vehicles G09F 21/04) [G04B 5/00] {7} |
| 41 | DD | .~> By moving of parts of the clockwork which are not primarily for winding up [G04B 5/00B] |
| 42 | DD | .~> By relative movement between watchbands, case, or parts of the case [G04B 5/00C] |
| 43 | DD | .~> Clockworks, which wind up by driving the function, e.g., perpetua mobilia, etc. (see also F03G 7/10) [G04B 5/00K] |
| 44 | DD | .~> By self-winding caused by the movement of the watch (bearings, suspensions for oscillating weights subclass 53; mechanisms for transformation of an oscillating movement into a rotating movement in only one direction subclass 73) [G04B 5/02] {4} |
| 62 | DD | .~> By movement of other objects, e.g., by opening a handbag, by opening a case, by opening a door, etc; winding up by wind power [G04B 5/20] {2} |
| 65 | DD | .~> By thermometric, barometric, or like effects or alterations (by electrothermal or electro-pneumatic driving means subclass 427; driving the clockwork by such means subclass 495) [G04B 5/22] |
| 66 | DD | .~> Protecting means preventing overwinding (arranged in, or attached to, the barrel subclass 16; in connection with keys or the like subclass 36; in connection with parts of the cases subclass 38; support of the moving weight subclass 53; protection means subclass 71; electrical driving means for mechanical clockworks subclass 443) [G04B 5/24] {1} |