Definition of watchmaker in English:

watchmaker

nounˈwɒtʃmeɪkəˈwɑtʃˌmeɪkər

A person who makes and repairs watches and clocks.
钟表制造人，钟表修理人
Example sentencesExamples
- At the same time there were harness makers, tailors, dressmakers, builders, blacksmiths, wheelwrights, watchmakers, saddlers, masons and carpenters.
- There were 47 pawnbrokers in the Borough, 38 of whom dealt in gold and silver plate, and 55 persons carried on business as watchmakers.
- This exhibition attracts thousands of jewellers, wholesalers, and watchmakers.
- He apprenticed with his father, a watchmaker, before moving to Switzerland, to work as a journeyman in Basel, and then to Neuchatel to study watchmaking.
- One house is as it was in the 1840s, when owned by Jewish watchmakers; another as in the 1870s, and another now appears as it did in the 1930s.
- He was born in London, the son of a watchmaker, and studied at Southend School of Art and then (after an interval as a commercial designer) at the Royal College of Art, 1924-7.
- In particular, he supported a group of watchmakers, cajoling his contacts into buying their products.
- If you doubt the power of the aesthetics of clockwork, look at the prices in a smart watchmaker's shop.
- However, to compete with the big boys in Asia like Japan and Hongkong, retailers feel Singapore has to develop highly-trained watchmakers who can support an after-sales service industry.
- Again, not many watchmakers bother today, so they seem to end up on his bench but he admits it would take a hard man to turn a customer away who wanted a family heirloom repaired, especially clocks such as these.
- Arthur also studied the commercial ties between clockmakers, watchmakers, and cabinet-makers, since tall-case clocks were a collaborative effort.
- By the last quarter of the nineteenth century Viennese watchmakers were replicating earlier watch forms as well as continuing the revival of Renaissance enameling techniques.
- Descended from a long line of watchmakers, he makes a living designing timepieces.
- For a watch to be unique, the watchmaker should design and manufacture most of the different parts rather than simply source components from another supplier.
- This contact of his had passed on to him a list of slightly disreputable jewelers and watchmakers in the area, on which I was rather impressed and a bit taken aback to find my appearance.
- Known as ‘pair-case’ watches, they were usually made of silver, gold being reserved for fine watches by renowned watchmakers.

Derivatives

watchmaking

nounˈwɒtʃmeɪkɪŋˈwɑtʃmeɪkɪŋ

Many worked in professions connected to the tailoring industry, including furs and leather, as well as jewellery and watchmaking.
Example sentencesExamples
- We didn't really need all those technical terms used in clock and watchmaking.
- This will be taken care of; new models will be built which will fit in the pocket; the precision of watchmaking will be applied to them.
- It will surprise no one to learn that the man's civilian occupation is, naturally, watchmaking.
- One traditional type of labor for which the Swiss are famous is watchmaking.

Definition of watchmaker in US English:

watchmaker

nounˈwäCHˌmākərˈwɑtʃˌmeɪkər

A person who makes and repairs watches and clocks.
钟表制造人，钟表修理人
Example sentencesExamples
- He apprenticed with his father, a watchmaker, before moving to Switzerland, to work as a journeyman in Basel, and then to Neuchatel to study watchmaking.
- However, to compete with the big boys in Asia like Japan and Hongkong, retailers feel Singapore has to develop highly-trained watchmakers who can support an after-sales service industry.
- By the last quarter of the nineteenth century Viennese watchmakers were replicating earlier watch forms as well as continuing the revival of Renaissance enameling techniques.
- He was born in London, the son of a watchmaker, and studied at Southend School of Art and then (after an interval as a commercial designer) at the Royal College of Art, 1924-7.
- At the same time there were harness makers, tailors, dressmakers, builders, blacksmiths, wheelwrights, watchmakers, saddlers, masons and carpenters.
- For a watch to be unique, the watchmaker should design and manufacture most of the different parts rather than simply source components from another supplier.
- In particular, he supported a group of watchmakers, cajoling his contacts into buying their products.
- This exhibition attracts thousands of jewellers, wholesalers, and watchmakers.
- There were 47 pawnbrokers in the Borough, 38 of whom dealt in gold and silver plate, and 55 persons carried on business as watchmakers.
- Known as ‘pair-case’ watches, they were usually made of silver, gold being reserved for fine watches by renowned watchmakers.
- This contact of his had passed on to him a list of slightly disreputable jewelers and watchmakers in the area, on which I was rather impressed and a bit taken aback to find my appearance.
- Again, not many watchmakers bother today, so they seem to end up on his bench but he admits it would take a hard man to turn a customer away who wanted a family heirloom repaired, especially clocks such as these.
- Arthur also studied the commercial ties between clockmakers, watchmakers, and cabinet-makers, since tall-case clocks were a collaborative effort.
- Descended from a long line of watchmakers, he makes a living designing timepieces.
- If you doubt the power of the aesthetics of clockwork, look at the prices in a smart watchmaker's shop.
- One house is as it was in the 1840s, when owned by Jewish watchmakers; another as in the 1870s, and another now appears as it did in the 1930s.

词汇	watchmaker
释义	Definition of watchmaker in English: watchmaker nounˈwɒtʃmeɪkəˈwɑtʃˌmeɪkər A person who makes and repairs watches and clocks. 钟表制造人，钟表修理人 Example sentencesExamples At the same time there were harness makers, tailors, dressmakers, builders, blacksmiths, wheelwrights, watchmakers, saddlers, masons and carpenters. There were 47 pawnbrokers in the Borough, 38 of whom dealt in gold and silver plate, and 55 persons carried on business as watchmakers. This exhibition attracts thousands of jewellers, wholesalers, and watchmakers. He apprenticed with his father, a watchmaker, before moving to Switzerland, to work as a journeyman in Basel, and then to Neuchatel to study watchmaking. One house is as it was in the 1840s, when owned by Jewish watchmakers; another as in the 1870s, and another now appears as it did in the 1930s. He was born in London, the son of a watchmaker, and studied at Southend School of Art and then (after an interval as a commercial designer) at the Royal College of Art, 1924-7. In particular, he supported a group of watchmakers, cajoling his contacts into buying their products. If you doubt the power of the aesthetics of clockwork, look at the prices in a smart watchmaker's shop. However, to compete with the big boys in Asia like Japan and Hongkong, retailers feel Singapore has to develop highly-trained watchmakers who can support an after-sales service industry. Again, not many watchmakers bother today, so they seem to end up on his bench but he admits it would take a hard man to turn a customer away who wanted a family heirloom repaired, especially clocks such as these. Arthur also studied the commercial ties between clockmakers, watchmakers, and cabinet-makers, since tall-case clocks were a collaborative effort. By the last quarter of the nineteenth century Viennese watchmakers were replicating earlier watch forms as well as continuing the revival of Renaissance enameling techniques. Descended from a long line of watchmakers, he makes a living designing timepieces. For a watch to be unique, the watchmaker should design and manufacture most of the different parts rather than simply source components from another supplier. This contact of his had passed on to him a list of slightly disreputable jewelers and watchmakers in the area, on which I was rather impressed and a bit taken aback to find my appearance. Known as ‘pair-case’ watches, they were usually made of silver, gold being reserved for fine watches by renowned watchmakers. Derivatives watchmaking nounˈwɒtʃmeɪkɪŋˈwɑtʃmeɪkɪŋ Many worked in professions connected to the tailoring industry, including furs and leather, as well as jewellery and watchmaking. Example sentencesExamples We didn't really need all those technical terms used in clock and watchmaking. This will be taken care of; new models will be built which will fit in the pocket; the precision of watchmaking will be applied to them. It will surprise no one to learn that the man's civilian occupation is, naturally, watchmaking. One traditional type of labor for which the Swiss are famous is watchmaking. Definition of watchmaker in US English: watchmaker nounˈwäCHˌmākərˈwɑtʃˌmeɪkər A person who makes and repairs watches and clocks. 钟表制造人，钟表修理人 Example sentencesExamples He apprenticed with his father, a watchmaker, before moving to Switzerland, to work as a journeyman in Basel, and then to Neuchatel to study watchmaking. However, to compete with the big boys in Asia like Japan and Hongkong, retailers feel Singapore has to develop highly-trained watchmakers who can support an after-sales service industry. By the last quarter of the nineteenth century Viennese watchmakers were replicating earlier watch forms as well as continuing the revival of Renaissance enameling techniques. He was born in London, the son of a watchmaker, and studied at Southend School of Art and then (after an interval as a commercial designer) at the Royal College of Art, 1924-7. At the same time there were harness makers, tailors, dressmakers, builders, blacksmiths, wheelwrights, watchmakers, saddlers, masons and carpenters. For a watch to be unique, the watchmaker should design and manufacture most of the different parts rather than simply source components from another supplier. In particular, he supported a group of watchmakers, cajoling his contacts into buying their products. This exhibition attracts thousands of jewellers, wholesalers, and watchmakers. There were 47 pawnbrokers in the Borough, 38 of whom dealt in gold and silver plate, and 55 persons carried on business as watchmakers. Known as ‘pair-case’ watches, they were usually made of silver, gold being reserved for fine watches by renowned watchmakers. This contact of his had passed on to him a list of slightly disreputable jewelers and watchmakers in the area, on which I was rather impressed and a bit taken aback to find my appearance. Again, not many watchmakers bother today, so they seem to end up on his bench but he admits it would take a hard man to turn a customer away who wanted a family heirloom repaired, especially clocks such as these. Arthur also studied the commercial ties between clockmakers, watchmakers, and cabinet-makers, since tall-case clocks were a collaborative effort. Descended from a long line of watchmakers, he makes a living designing timepieces. If you doubt the power of the aesthetics of clockwork, look at the prices in a smart watchmaker's shop. One house is as it was in the 1840s, when owned by Jewish watchmakers; another as in the 1870s, and another now appears as it did in the 1930s.
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