Stopwatch (720 bytes)
7: ...f many digital [[wristwatch]]es. If an [[analog]] wristwatch has a stopwatch function, it is called a '''chron...

Ruputer (1868 bytes)
1: The '''Ruputer''' was a wearable wristwatch-sized [[computer]] developed in 1998 by [[Seiko]]...
8: ...te 2004 the Ruputer remains the only programmable wristwatch-computer ever to be sold to the general public.

Watchmaker (1103 bytes)
1: ...ypically manufacture many of the parts found in a wristwatch or a pocketwatch.

ArtBoom (2737 bytes)
1: ... to him. All the portraits have been taken with a wristwatch camera prototype since 1999 until the present. As...
5: ..., modeled in front of the microscopic lens of the wristwatch and soon after introduced him to [[Chuck Close]]....
7: ...ities, where the artist's studio is nothing but a wristwatch camera.

Patek Philippe & Co. (1495 bytes)
1: ... one of the most famous and exclusive brands of [[wristwatch]]es in the world. Patek Philippe is currently own...
5: In [[1868]], Patek Philippe made the first wristwatch in history. They have also pioneered in perpetual...

Oris (355 bytes)
1: ...Oris''' is a [[brand]] of [[Switzerland|Swiss]] [[wristwatch]]es.

Maurice Lacroix (393 bytes)
3: ...are notably offering a low-price mechanical alarm wristwatch, the ''Réveil Globe''.

SmallBASIC (1862 bytes)
5: ...t soon it will be possible to run SmallBASIC on a wristwatch.

G-Shock (2053 bytes)
4: ...er freefall. This resulted in the "Gravity Shock" wristwatch, or G-shock series."

Zeno-Watch Basel (450 bytes)
2: ...lised in aviation watches. They offer the biggest wristwatch available, with their "oversized" series.

Smart Personal Objects Technology (824 bytes)
5: Smart [[wristwatch]]es will be the first SPOT-based application. MSN...

DirectBand (721 bytes)
1: ...her, news and relevant web-based information to [[wristwatch]]es.

Puppetry of the Penis (847 bytes)
6: *Wristwatch

Goof (1081 bytes)
5: ...is in the picture which cannot be there (e.g. a [[wristwatch]] in a movie set around 100 BC)

Pocket watch (1097 bytes)
4: ... though, the pocket watch was predominant and the wristwatch was considered feminine and unmanly. The watch wa...

Satchel Pooch (1116 bytes)
7: Satchel wears a [[watch|wristwatch]] on his left front [[paw]]. He is a fan of [[Har...

Wearable computer (5199 bytes)
5: [[Image:Stevemannwristcomp.jpg|thumb|130px|right|Wristwatch videoconferencing system running GNU Linux, later...
9: ...loped and publicly displayed two prototypes for a wristwatch computer running Linux, but the product never cam...
15: ...d EyeTap eyeglasses. In 1998, a fully functional wristwatch computer system was designed and built, and later...

Source separation (1630 bytes)
5: ...ernal sources of electromagnetic fields such as a wristwatch on the subjects arm, will significantly degrade t...

Quartz clock (4426 bytes)
9: ...s per million at 31 °C, that is, a typical quartz wristwatch will gain or lose less than a half second per day...
14: ...h better than its absolute accuracy. If a quartz wristwatch is "rated" by measuring it against an [[atomic cl...

Watch (9442 bytes)
50: ...wristwatch. In the early 2000's, a self-contained wristwatch television receiver came on the market, with a st...
52: ...ttempted to develop a [[computer]] contained in a WristWatch, including an [[IBM]] product that ran [[Linux]] ...
54: ...ly what time it is. About 4 times per day a radio wristwatch will check this radio signal and reset itself to ...

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