A watch including a gasket (18) arranged at the periphery of the glass (14), an intermediate portion (20) laterally surrounding the analogue display and defining a radial surface forming an axial stop for the glass, a solar cell (30) extending at least mostly between the lower level of the dial and the glass and being arranged behind the intermediate portion, which is formed at least partially by a translucent or transparent material and configured to make it possible for the incident light to propagate in the intermediate portion and to subsequently reach the solar cell. The gasket is also formed at least mostly by a translucent or transparent material and it forms with the intermediate portion axially a continuous medium. In variants, the gasket is arranged axially adjacent to the intermediate portion or it is axially separated from the intermediate portion by a translucent or transparent intermediate medium.

A skeleton watch includes a horological movement housed in a watch case, the horological movement being arranged to rotate at least one hand, the horological movement being covered by a dial, and the dial being disposed between the horological movement and the at least one hand. The dial includes a photochromic plate so that the horological movement is visible when the photochromic plate is exposed to an amount of UV radiation below a first threshold value and the horological movement is masked when the photochromic plate is exposed to an amount of UV radiation above a second threshold value.

A timepiece glass, in particular a watch glass, wherein it comprises an optical device comprising at least one lens intended to enlarge an indication supplied by a timepiece, said lens comprising at least one aspherical face comprising at least one section passing through a vertical plane comprising an optical axis of vertical direction z, of which at least one outline can be defined by the following equation: $z\left(r\right)=\frac{r^2}{R\left(1+\sqrt{1-\left(1-\kappa \right)\frac{r^2}{R^2}}\right)}+{\alpha }_4{r}^4+{\alpha }_6{r}^6+\mathrm{.Math.}$
in which R is the nominal radius of curvature, k is the constant of conicity, and α.sub.(4,6, . . . ) is or are coefficient(s) of asphericity, and in which at least the constant of conicity k and/or at least one coefficient of asphericity is different from zero.

A watch glass includes a first glass, second glass and a decorative element, in particular a gemstone. Here, the first glass and the second glass are connected to one another via a connecting intermediate layer. The first glass comprises a continuous recess. The decorative element comprises a base region, which is arranged settingless in the recess of the first glass and in direct contact with the connecting intermediate layer. Further, the invention relates to a watch with such a watch glass.

A watch glass includes a first glass, second glass and a decorative element, in particular a gemstone. Here, the first glass and the second glass are connected to one another via a connecting intermediate layer. The first glass comprises a continuous recess. The decorative element comprises a base region, which is arranged settingless in the recess of the first glass and in direct contact with the connecting intermediate layer. Further, the invention relates to a watch with such a watch glass.

Provided is a watch glass including a support glass having at least one recess, a cover glass, at least one gemstone which is at least in part disposed in the recess, and a connecting intermediate layer by way of which the cover glass and the support glass are connected to one another. A region of an upper part of the gemstone is in direct contact with the intermediate layer.

Provided is a watch glass including a support glass having at least one recess, a cover glass, at least one gemstone which is at least in part disposed in the recess, and a connecting intermediate layer by way of which the cover glass and the support glass are connected to one another. A region of an upper part of the gemstone is in direct contact with the intermediate layer.

A method for marking a product (1) with a photoluminescent mark, said mark comprising a photoluminescent portion (10) which is transparent under normal light conditions and revealed by photoluminescence under UV illumination, said mark further comprising a non photoluminescent portion (9) which is transparent under normal light conditions as well s under UV illumination, said method comprising: deposing on said product a stack, said stack comprising alternatively layers (2,4) such as AlN, with a thickness of less than 1 micron and layers (3) of a second material, such as GaN with a thickness of less than 10 nm; raising the transparency of said non photoluminescent portion (10) with a deposition of transparent material (6) or incorporation of ions into said non photoluminescent portions.

A method for structuring a decorative or technical pattern in the thickness of an object made of an at least partially transparent amorphous, semi-crystalline or crystalline material, wherein the object is made of an at least partially transparent material including a top surface and a bottom surface which extends away from the top surface. The top or bottom surfaces is provided with a mask defining an opening whose outline corresponds to the profile of the pattern to be structured, the mask covering the top or bottom surface at the positions which are not to be structured. The pattern is structured with a mono- or multicharged ion beam through the opening of the mask, wherein the mechanical properties of the mask are sufficient to prevent the ions of the ion beam from etching the top or bottom surface at the positions where this top or bottom surface is covered by the mask.

A timepiece including: a dial; a windshield glass having a plurality of curved surfaces that differ from each other in curvature; and a hand disposed between the dial and the windshield glass, wherein the windshield glass includes: a first curved surface having a first curvature and including a center of the windshield glass; a second curved surface disposed adjacent to the first curved surface and having a second curvature larger than the first curvature; and a third curved surface disposed adjacent to the second curved surface and having a third curvature larger than the second curvature, a thickness of the first curved surface and a thickness of the second curved surface are equal, and in plan view, a distal end of the hand is disposed on a center C side of the windshield glass with respect to a boundary between the second curved surface and the third curved surface.