watch

This emoji shows a watch worn on the wrist. You can use it simply when talking about time or appointments.

As a wristwatch emoji for checking the time, it's good for setting an appointment time or when waiting for someone. You can also use it to ask, "What time is it now?"

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Google

This emoji's design is similar to that of the first smartwatches. Therefore, it can imply more than just time, suggesting things like "technology," "efficiency," or a "busy schedule."

It's effective for communicating urgent situations like "Time's up!" or "Deadline approaching!" If you send this emoji to a friend while saying, "I just left, I'll be there soon!", you can vividly convey that you're being punctual.