Sentence examples for wristwatch of from inspiring English sources

The wristwatch of the future.

Jansson is best known for her blobby superstars the Moomins, who became so much more famous than their creator that they decorated the tail fins of Finnish planes, and even the wristwatch of former president Tarja Halonen.

If you haven't come across the wristwatch of your dreams just yet, you must not be looking hard enough.

For the thermoelectric energy harvester fitted on a wristwatch of body health care sensor network[5], it outputs energy at the level of 22 μ W, and then it needs a longer recharging duration.

When Daniel Craig returns to the big screen as James Bond this November, Omega will be returning as his wristwatch of choice.

His Rolex wristwatch of 1910 became the first such watch to receive certification as a chronometer in Switzerland and it went on to win an award in 1914 from Kew Observatory in Greenwich.

We see various forms of it everywhere, from the wristwatches of wealthy bankers to the nuclear arsenals of developing countries.

That Manstein was well aware of the Einsatzgruppen massacres is demonstrated by a 1941 letter he sent to Otto Ohlendorf, in which Manstein demands Ohlendorf hand over the wristwatches of murdered Jews.

These include a teddy bear called Porgy, a biography of the scientist written by his mother, prize books awarded at school and his wristwatch, all of which provide a personal insight into the man.

However, as a mass phenomenon and an engine for societal change, we're going to see the return of the wristwatch and none of those timepieces will come from Switzerland.

Pocket watches were just the natural evolution of the wristwatch, so the Europeans, perhaps more than even the American collector, will understand that it was a natural progression.