Title: Wrist watch push-button device

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Abstract: In a preferred embodiment, there is provided a wrist watch casing having push-button mounting apertures and conduits thereof extending laterally through the casing structure from the interior space to exterior space, and within the conduits each respectively is a shaft having an outwardly directed end of uniform cross-section extending along the longitudinal axis of that end of the shaft, with the distal outer terminal end of the shaft being clipped-off at a predetermined point and mounted on the remaining outer end of the shaft there being a button having a receptacle fixedly mounted. The button circumscribingly of a longitudinal axis of the shaft, defines a circumference slightly smaller than inside diameter of an outer end of the conduit such that the button has a base thereof mounted within the space having that inside diameter and is movable when pressed into space at the outer end of the conduit, there being a spring mounted to return the button and shaft to an outwardly biased state, and a retainer structure located at an inner distal end of the shaft retaining the shaft against unlimited movement outwardly in a direction along the shafts longitudinal axis. Intermediate of the axis is an O-ring seal movable with the shaft along the shaft's longitudinal axis within the space of the conduit.


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