Here's your watch.

Your clock isa slow.

Give me your watch.

Show him your watch.

Your watch has stopped.

Your watch has been found.

Look at your watch.

Your clock right?

Is your watch correct?

Uh, Ames, let him borrow your chiming watch.

Have you lost your watch, Howard?

What time Is this to turn up?

May I see your watch?

Your clock, is it correct?

Is your watch correct?

Forgot to wind your sundial.

Had your watch stopped, darling?

Excuse me! You did say your clock was correct?

Look, come over here. You are standing too near the edge. You make me nervous.

Have you set your watch for Central time?

Go ahead. Now start. Look at your watch.

What time does your watch say it is now?

Jeanne, gather yourself your last moments are near.

Why, this clock is exactly two days slow.

When next we meet... the hour will strike for you and your friends.

And check your watches. Aye, aye, sir.

Five after eight. Sure your watch isn't fast?

You better give me your watch. I'll hold it for you until you come out.

Well, Harvey can look at your clock... and stop it.

Now you can have your watch back, but without this, never!

Your clock thinks it's time for me to go home.

You work for years until you gave up and got your gold watch. Absolute loyalty.

Mrs Porter, remember yesterday, you looked at your watch and told the German the time?

When, in addition, I see a Chinese coin hanging from your watch chain, the matter becomes even more simple.

At noon, you mark the changed position of the sunflower, and in the evening again, and that's your clock.

Never mind my mind. You keep to your halfhour, I to mine.

'Why should it?' muttered the Hatter. 'Does YOUR watch tell you what year it is?'

You there, gaping like cattle... and you, bloated with complacency... this might be your last hour.

Where I'm from, if a fella looks too dignified we figure he's looking to steal your watch.

If you're really afraid of dying... you'd be living in a funk all the rest of your life... because you know you've got to go someday, any day.

And you do this very simply, you sit in the café and you mark up 100 meters and as people pass, you start a stop watch and you see how fast people walk.