The phrase “watch shop” is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to a physical place where people can buy watches, such as a store. For example: “I went to the watch shop to buy a new wristwatch.”.
My best friend, John, worked next door at a watch shop.
We took it to a watch shop on Madison Avenue to have it looked over.
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"Zheng Liying, your mother is waiting for you at the watch shop!" By afternoon, the tide had receded and the crowd continued to grow, despite the rain.
The state did not begin to help until five days after the riots began, said Daud Bhai Ghariyali, a watch shop owner who is helping run the shelter.
But I'm quite sure of the result: By the time I'd done the math, John had made me realize that my sandwich shop was marking up its product more than his watch shop.
Only perhaps in Gstaad, in Switzerland, have I seen a higher count of posh watch shops and luxury fashion labels.
We strolled past luxury watch shops, a casino, and the Höhematte, a vast green that hosts yodelling and Swiss wrestling events.
Narrow lanes run from Abu Nawas to Sadoun Street, a boulevard lined with watch shops and kebab restaurants and movie houses.
Matthew Bauer, president of the Madison Avenue Business Improvement District, said that between 57th and 86th Streets, the avenue has roughly 55 jewelers and fine watch shops.
And they're distributed across the U.S. to high-end department stores like Barneys and watch shops like Tourneau.
