Some, such as Apple, have tried to shoehorn an entire smartphone's worth of functionality onto the wrist creating expensive, often-confusing trinkets.
If you like vintage clothes, take a short walk to the famous Portobello Road market (Fridays and Saturdays), or pick up quirky trinkets from The Rise Gift Shop.
Suan has a friend who has begun to attend school everyday, while her peers continue to flog trinkets in the searing heat; Teou has become a participant in a programme the International Labour Organisation (ILO) is funding to help children across Cambodia return to school.
As for the supposed improvements in the Pacific deal, he said, "It's the same tired old labor standards we had with George Bush, with a few trinkets added".
Her necklace and trinkets were returned to us in a bundle that was clumped together in her dried blood".
For Charles, hunting for Japanese trinkets (together with his mistress, the wife of another Jewish banker) was just one way of marking his and his family's status as paid-up members of the French haute bourgeoisie.
The unconsecrated cemetery's rusty gates are festooned with colourful feathers, trinkets and ribbons.
But, whereas early personal computers allowed users to run spreadsheets, do word-processing, build databases and learn to program, today's personal 3D printers are good for little more than making plastic trinkets and gewgaws.
Officials of his large church branch in Japan, too, would bring into America bags of cash from the sale of holy trinkets to prop up his American enterprises.
He cheerfully tells bemused lunchers at Pleasanton's Blue Agave restaurant that his chances are not great, and spends surely too many minutes for campaign efficiency poring over trinkets in a bric-à-brac shop.Yet the Pombo camp is not taking victory for granted.
Odd genres flourish, like "unboxing clips" in which the star buys various trinkets and opens and describes them on camera.
