crown
pendant
half-hunter
stem-winder
watchchain
crystal
tipsy key
analog watch
pendulum
verge
screwback
crown wheel
levered
input arm
analogue watch
temple
watchcase
wristwatch
slide
output arm
wrist watch
fob
pendulum watch
watch case
counterpotence
butt hinge
bracelet
gearstick
tappet
cross-garnet
watch key
rounce
hunter
sword
watch charm
rubberneck
pocket watch
tumbler
gear lever
treadle
pedal
spider
pintle
swing wheel
heaver
screw key
foot pedal
foot lever
wrench
butt
roller blind
fly press
caseback
spanner
rocking tree
walkover
staff
bookwheel
spindle
handcuffs
hand throttle
watchspring
crowbar
knob
ratchet lever
screwdriver
pair of tongs
manubrial
skeleton watch
screwgate
lynchpin
campanulate
manubrium
postcingular
crank arm
hunting watch
pallet
linchpin
Albert chain
cannon pinion
multilevered
pocket flap
watch bracelet
watchstrap
square
lunette
woolder
watchband
wristband
microlever
hairspring
deployant
index
pomelle

English words for 'The knurled knob or dial, on the outside of a watch case, used to wind it or adjust the hands.'

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