small timepiece worn on the wrist

A general term for timekeeping instruments; larger devices are usually called [[钟|鐘|zhong1]] while portable ones are called [[表|錶|biao3]]

A portable watch designed to be carried in a clothing pocket rather than worn on the wrist; typically slightly larger than a wristwatch and often featuring a protective hinged cover.

The face of a watch, clock, or meter.

watchband; watch strap; a strap of metal or leather used to attach a watch to the wrist

electronic or digital watch, typically powered by a battery and using either a quartz crystal or a digital display

tachometer or instrument used to measure and display the rotation speed of a mechanical or electrical system; RPM gauge

A watch powered by the vibration of a quartz crystal for high precision and stability

the hand on a clock, watch, or meter used to point to a scale or reading

To wear a wristwatch.

A watch designed to be carried or hung on one's person

stopwatch; timer used for measuring elapsed time

The transparent thin layer of glass or plastic that protects the face of a watch.

To tighten the spring of a clock or watch.

famous watch, typically referring to an expensive or luxury brand of wristwatch

ladies' wristwatch

to set or synchronize a watch or clock with a standard time

to use the taxi meter to calculate the fare

To use a stopwatch; to time something manually using a watch or stopwatch.

A computerized wristwatch with functionality beyond timekeeping, such as fitness tracking or mobile notifications.notifications. notifications from a mobile phone connection

a watch that uses a clockwork mechanism to measure the passage of time

Omega SA, a Swiss luxury watchmaker

wristwatch designed for men

A worn-out or broken watch or clock that does not keep time accurately

watch crown; winding crown

the outer case or cover of a watch

the outer case or cover of a watch

pocket on a garment specifically designed to hold a pocket watch; fob