| WATCHPOCKET | Pouch for a timepiece |
| HOROLOGE | Fancy name for a timepiece |
| NOSEBAG | A pouch for a picnicker's meal; a canvas haversack of fodder placed around a horse's muzzle so that said steed may feed from it; or, food, grub or sustenance generally (7) |
| HOLSTER | Pouch for a handgun (7) |
| POSSUM | Is one's pouch for a naval NCO's money? |
| PAPOOSE | Father present to carry round pouch for a baby (7) |
| WATCH | From the Old English meaning "to be or remain awake", a period of surveillance; a sailor's turn of duty; or, a timepiece for the wrist |
| TICKTOCK | Term, reminiscent of a brand of mints, for a bookmaker's system of semaphore; or, the rhythmic sound/beat of a timepiece (4-4) |
| SWEEP | A search; a lottery; a timepiece's second hand; or, the arc through which a pendulum moves (5) |
| MOVEMENT | An alliance of artists; a division of a symphony; a gesture; motion, as opposed to inertia or stasis; tempo; or, a timepiece's clock/wheelwork (8) |
| CLOCK | Blowball of a dandelion; or, a timepiece with hands and a face (5) |
| WATCHFOR | A timepiece for the kids? It is a warning sign! (5,3,8) & 23ac |
| CHILDREN | A timepiece for the kids? It is a warning sign! (5,3,8) |
| FOBWATCH | A timepiece attached by a chain or ribbon to a waistcoat pocket (3,5) |
| TIMER | A timepiece that measures a time interval (5) |
| PURSE | From the Greek meaning 'leather', a small pouch for money; or, a sum offered as a prize in boxing (5) |
| ESCAPEMENT | A vital part of the mechanism of a timepiece (10) |
| HAND | A rotating pointer on the face of a timepiece (4) |
| WATCHDOG | The setter is after a timepiece for the guardian? (8) |
| STOPWATCH | Secondary function of a timepiece designated as a chronograph (9) |
