watches

Guards or observes

Watches covers both the verb and the noun.

To watch is to observe attentively: She watches the news every evening.

A watch is a small timepiece worn on the wrist or carried in a pocket.

A watch is also a period of vigilance or duty: the night watch, neighborhood watch.

To keep watch is to stay alert for danger.

Watch yourself warns someone to be careful.

timepieces

wristwatch

Portable timekeeping accessory

chronometer · repeater · tonneau

mechanics

movement

Change in position

self-winding · caliber · escapement · balance wheel · mainspring · rotor · jewels · complications · power reserve · amplitude

luxury

Rolex

Swiss luxury watchmaker

  • CartierFrench luxury jewelry brand
  • SeikoJapanese watch manufacturer
  • TudorSixteenth-century English ruling family

Zenith · Piaget · Casio · Orient · Hamilton

collecting

horology

Timekeeping science and craft

provenance · patina · authentication · complication · manufacture · heritage · restoration · auction · resale value · waitlist

features

water resistance

Ability to repel moisture

alarm · stopwatch · timer · countdown · perpetual calendar · heart rate monitor · GPS · step counter · notifications · touchscreen

Categories
Opposites
attention/observation

watchesignores

Refuses to acknowledge

overlooks · disregards · looks away · tunes out · turns a blind eye

vigilance/care

watchesneglects

Fails to care for

abandons · disregards · ignores · forsakes · deserts

timepiece type

watcheswall clocks

Hung devices showing time

grandfather clocks · sundials · mantel clocks · cuckoo clocks · clock towers

Phrases
Family

watch, watching, watched, watchful, watcher, watchman, watch out, watch over, overwatch

Familiarity
Top 2,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G