The phrase "ordinary watch" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when describing a typical or standard watch, as opposed to a specialized or fancy one. Example: I bought a new ordinary watch for my daily use. (Here, the speaker is indicating that the watch is not fancy or unique, but rather a regular one for everyday use.).
The leather strap is stiffer too, and looks more like an ordinary watch strap.
Sameer Singh on what the ordinary watch does v the "smartwatch": Consider this example: Information from the watch: It's 4 PM now.
In addition, it differs somewhat in its mechanism from the ordinary watch, the spiral balance spring and lever escapement of the latter being replaced by a helical balance spring and a spring detent, or chronometer escapement.
On this basis, the decision, United States v. Locke, No. 98-1701, invalidated Washington's training requirements, which specified particular drills for the crew and a requirement for two officers to be on deck during an ordinary watch, in addition to the English proficiency requirement.
Leave the watch face and watch hands in the watch so it still looks like an ordinary watch at a glance.
Smartwatches need to be reviewed like ordinary watches.
But many users tend to wear ordinary watches continuously throughout the day and even at night.
For instance, ordinary watches will give way to smartwatches, kitchen blenders will be replaced by smart kitchen blenders, and this kind of strategy will begin to permeate all product development and marketing strategies.
The Q Grant is next in line, and it looks much like an ordinary analog watch (because, for the most part, it's an ordinary analog watch).
That's what I couldn't help thinking every time Jessica Alba — lovely to look at, utterly ordinary to watch — appeared on screen in "Spy Kids: All the Time in the World in 4D".
You can speak at science cafés, where ordinary people watch science talks and drink beer.
