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pocket watch
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Noun1.pocket watch - a watch that is carried in a small watch pocketpocket watch - a watch that is carried in a small watch pocket
watch, ticker - a small portable timepiece
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If the pocketwatch is a gift from the bride to her groom, it would be lovely to engrave the watch with the date of the wedding.
Gifts for the Men in Your Wedding by Michelle Lindsey / Relationships community
Byline: OWEN HUGHES A SILVER pocketwatch that sank to the seabed in a 19th century shipwreck will be returned to the family of the ship's captain - 128 years on.
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You and I look at the clock or our watches, but before all these the pocketwatch was king and many people have a fascination for them.
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