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timepiece

[tahym-pees] / ˈtaɪmˌpis /


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The watch can be heard striking the table, and Mr. Macron’s team contends the timepiece was removed so as to stop the sound.

From Washington Times

You might have assumed that a Swiss-made mechanical timepiece was in the works, but now the news is out: it’s actually a limited edition version of Tag’s Connected Wear OS smartwatch.

From The Verge

"In essence Stonehenge and stone circles are cosmological timepieces. They were used to take man from a society based on hunter gatherers, to a kingship society based on farming and animal husbandry."

From BBC

He was good at it, and was soon traveling all over Gaza and the West Bank with his timepieces.

From Washington Post

The always-on display truly makes it feel like a real timepiece.

From Seattle Times