watchmaker|watchmakers in English

noun

expert at making and/or fixing watches

Use "watchmaker|watchmakers" in a sentence

1. The Watchmaker.

2. A watchmaker?

3. Did you say watchmaker?

4. My father was a watchmaker.

5. His code name is the Watchmaker.

6. The watchmaker's son... became a watchmaker.

7. Automaton makers are part sculptor and part watchmaker

8. Corrie ten Boom apprenticed as a watchmaker and in 1922 was named the first woman to be licensed as a watchmaker in Holland

9. You're a watchmaker from queens who murdered your own mother.

10. The Watchmaker would never deal with low-level guys like Bill.

11. In particular, he supported a group of watchmakers, Cajoling his contacts into buying their products.

12. The invention was celebrated at the 400th anniversary of the German Watchmakers’ Association in 1905.

13. You're not the son of a watchmaker And a woman who collected snow globes.

14. Fifty years ago the missionaries entered my father’s watchmaker shop to leave a watch to be repaired.

15. Aventurine remains a decorative artisanal element used only by luxury watchmakers in small series or unique pieces for its beauty and decorative properties

16. 21 The watchmaker of my title is borrowed from a famous treatise by the eighteenth-century theologian William Paley.

17. Peter Henlein, who was a locksmith and had no qualification as a watchmaker, was not allowed to sign his watches officially.

18. Carats to Karat is the one and only jewelry store in Nipomo with one of the last fully-trained watchmakers on the central coast

19. Vacheron Constantin is credited as the first watchmaker to attempt making an Antimagnetic watch, having done so in 1846 with a palladium balance sprin

20. The third chapter of the blind watchmaker is dedicated to the Biomorph program developed by Dawkins that points out the power of micro-mutations and cumulative selection

21. Following in the footsteps of Sister Franco’s father, a watchmaker, the couple worked at a watch and clock shop in Salt Lake City for nearly three decades.

22. If you are already familiar with the Biomorph concept described in Richard Dawkins' book "The Blind Watchmaker", skip ahead to the Quick Start section below

23. In the book "The Blind Watchmaker", Richard Dawkins[1] has described his journeys through a genetic cyberspace where he models the evolution of organisms he calls "Biomorphs" in 2D(dimensional) space

24. The traveler and watchmaker Adolf Seefeldt, also called "Sandman" or – because of his profession – "Uncle Tick Tack" and "Uncle Adi", abused and killed at least twelve boys during the reign of the Third Reich.

25. In the years that followed, a rumour circulated that Prien had been guided into Scapa by one Alfred Wehring, a German agent living in Orkney in the guise of a Swiss watchmaker named Albert Oertel.