The phrase "alarm watch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a type of watch that has an alarm function, typically for timekeeping or reminders.
Example: "I always wear my alarm watch when I go for a run to ensure I stay on schedule."
Alternatives: "alarm clock" or "wrist alarm."
Tells how it works; the many uses the alarm watch will fill, etc.
A deep sleep is interrupted by what sounds like the world's largest vacuum cleaner, and then cries of alarm: "Watch it!
While the Vulcain brand has struggled to regain its place in the heart of U.S. buyers, it has made some headway in Asia, having come up with new technical innovations, like a self-winding alarm movement, and it is the first alarm watch with a flying tourbillon.
Some of the most widely used reminder tools were mobile alarm, watch, and support from family members.
In school and while at play, consider an alarm watch.
David Cameron, probably without generating similar parental alarm, watched Dallas while at Eton.
"The brand has a long heritage in alarm watches of very decent quality," noted Ng Tjeng Jaw, a Singapore collector and chief moderator of Horomundi.com, the forum Web site of Revolution watch magazine.
Try one of the new alarm watches that monitors your sleep patterns.
Burnt out by too many long nights fueled by drugs and alarmed watching one after another of his friends die from a mysterious disease, he made a conscious choice to drop out of the club scene, devoting himself to getting clean and doing what he could to fight the epidemic.
By Rosann Smith and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, October 18 , 1947P. 27 Talk story about the Vulcain Cricket, an alarm wrist watch Bernard S. Lippman, president of the Vulcain Watch Co., said that it represents five years of struggle and hard work by the engineers at the home plant, Fabrique Vulcain, in La-Chauxde-Fonds La-Chauxde-Fonds
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