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== Western Animation ==
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▲* Bob from ''[[Re Boot]]'' has Glitch, which literally does anything he wants it to do, even if he doesn't know the exact tool he needs.
* There's a subversion on an episode of ''[[Tiny Toon Adventures]]:'' Plucky is showing off all his [[Shallow Parody|Immature Radioactive Samurai Slugs]] merchandise, including a "Two-Way Wrist Slug."
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* Brock, Rusty, and the eponymous brothers in ''[[The Venture Brothers]]'' have watches that act as video communicators, as well as contain GPS trackers so they can find each other. Rusty's bother JJ uses a device concealed in his collar instead, [[Lampshade Hanging|pointing out]] that watches are impractical, since in the event of being captured, the villain will almost certainly bind your hands.
* ''[[Inspector Gadget]]'''s entire hand functions as a gadget watch (among other things). His niece Penny has a more standard Videophone/ Remote watch, however.
* Parodied in ''[[Sheep in The Big City]]'' when Sheep is recruited by a spy organization and receives a watch... that can tell the date. When the enemy Mooks look at it, they scream "He has a watch that tells the date! ABORT MISSION!" and start evacuating en masse before the Angry Scientist shows up and says it isn't dangerous.
* Scrooge's nephews had one (and caused predictable chaos with it, and allowed villains to steal it, etc.) in the ''[[DuckTales (1987)|DuckTales]]'' episode "Time Teasers".
* ''[[Clue Club]]'''s wristwatches have a pager function.
== Real Life ==
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