Definition of «timepiece»

A timepiece is a device that measures and displays the time, such as a clock or watch.

I received a beautiful timepiece as a birthday gift from my parents.
The antique shop displayed a wide range of vintage timepieces, each with its own unique charm.
As I glanced at my wrist, I realized I had forgotten to wear my timepiece and was now running late.
The museum showcased an extraordinary collection of historical timepieces, including pocket watches and sundials.
With the advancement of technology, many people now rely on their smartphones rather than traditional timepieces to check the time.
The elegant gentleman carefully adjusted his pocket watch, ensuring that his cherished timepiece was always accurate.
In the world of luxury fashion, a designer timepiece can serve as a symbol of status and sophistication.

Inspired by traditional timepieces from the finest Swiss watchmakers, Huawei Watch is designed to look heirloom - worthy. (androidcentral.com)
With the original look and feel of the 16 - bit home console (only smaller) the Super NES Classic acts as a sort of timepiece for when gaming was reaching its peaks. (lifewire.com)
Unsurprisingly, the price was worth it given it has the same appeal as the classic timepieces of TAG Heuer, which launched with Intel's 1.6 GHz Atom processor, 1 GB of RAM and a 410mAh battery. (ibtimes.com)
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