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- The Pocket Watch is a Thing Sticker in Paper Mario: Sticker Star. It is found at Whitecap Beach. You find it in the first area, in the southwest corner of the area. The Pocket Watch freezes time and prevents enemies from moving for several turns. It looks like a stopwatch.
- A pocket watch was a device used for timekeeping in the 19th century. In 1845, the DeLorean time machine's keys were attached to a pocket watch. It is unclear, however, if this may have been an effect of the clothing converter trying to find a suitable object to disguise them as. In 1955, Emmett Brown had a pocket watch, as well as two other wristwatches that he wore on each hand. He checked the time on his pocket watch while waiting for Marty to arrive at Courthouse Square.
- Pocket Watches come in simple colours with minor decoration.
- A silver-colored watch with connecting chain.
- Pocket watch is a watch that is made to be carried in a pocket, as opposed to a wristwatch, which is strapped to the wrist. Dr. Elizabeth Weir had a pocket watch that her father gave her. (SGA: "Critical Mass", "The Real World")
- Pocket Watch (also known as Watch) is a sentient pocket watch often seen with Buster.
- The Pocket Watch is a Sentimental Item in Clock Tower 3. It is found in the piano room of Norton's Tailor. Alyssa Hamilton gives it to May Norton in Victoria Hall so that she can reunite with her father. It was a gift from William's wife before they married. When opened, it plays a tune, Chopin's Fantaisie-Impromptu, which is also background music while exploring London. May played that particular tune on the piano in the 15th Annual Piano Concours. She played well, but an unfortunate error prevented her from winning.
- The Pocket Watch is an accessory in Atelier Meruru: The Apprentice of Arland. When equipped, it will revive a downed party member on the next turn if they are KO'd.
- The Pocket Watch is located at the 1F Night Reception on the rack laying on the ground. It's found in The Hive on all difficulties.
- The Pocket Watch is a type of loot found in Of Mice and Mechs of Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time. It is worth 100 coins, making it less valuable than both the Platinum Gear and the Emerald Dragon Eye.
- Pocket Watch File:Pocket Watch.gif is a Collector Quest Item dropped by Kiel D-01 (100.00%). There are two pocket watches in RO: File:Pocket Watch (2717).gif Pocket Watch [4] (2717) which is an equipment, and there's File:Pocket Watch.gif Pocket Watch [Etc.] (7513). When you use @alootid +pocket watch, it automatically loots the equipment instead of the misc. collector item. For that reason, use @ii pocket watch to find the item ID for the pocket watch (Etc. version), which is 7513. Then, autoloot using its item ID, like so: @alootid +7513
- The Pocket Watch is a very useful tool. Brought to Britannia by the Avatar, it can tell the owner the precise time, anywhere, anytime, without being dependent on the sun or any other less-accurate means. Conveniently, the Pocket Watch never stops working. The Pocket Watch first appeared in Ultima V, when the Avatar brought it to Britannia. It wasn't seen in Ultima VI, but the day indicator implies that the Avatar has it (and Shamino proves this true later). The Pocket Watch in Martian Dreams had to be a different one, otherwise Raxachk would have known where the Avatar was from.
- People in the wizarding world are seen wearing pocket watches. The reason for which maybe that the objects used by wizards and witches (as quills, oil lamps, candles, ect.) are not as modern as objects used by Muggles. Pocket watches are one of which, which have not been as widely used as the pre-WWI era. Also, in the wizarding world, one is given a watch when they turn of age. Dumbledore, for instance, would have turned 17 when pocket watches were still in style. There is a Transfiguration spell capable of turning a human into a pocket watch. Known wizards and witches to own pocket watches include:
- <default>Pocket Watch</default> Obtained From: Location: Appearance: When Cortez - under the name "Manny Chavez" - parted ways with Brian Westhouse, he gave him an old pocket watch and told him: 'When my heart starts beating again, I'll know.' The pocket watch wasn't ticking and Brian didn't know what to make of it, but he kept it. When April first came to Arcadia, Brian gave her the watch and, using a pushpin as a winding mechanism, she managed to get it ticking again. This seemed to be some sort of signal to Cortez, as he then apparently triggered a Shift that allowed April to return.
- In 2267, Dr. McCoy witnessed the White Rabbit using a pocket watch on the Shore Leave Planet. (TOS: "Shore Leave" ) The Excalbian image of Abraham Lincoln consulted the image of a pocket watch in preparation for beaming aboard the USS Enterprise. (TOS: "The Savage Curtain" ) In 1893, Samuel Clemens left his watch in an abandoned mine under 19th century San Francisco, where it was recovered 475 years later along with Data's severed head. (TNG: "Time's Arrow" , "Time's Arrow, Part II" )
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