⌚️ is used to talk about time, like being late, waiting, a deadline or telling someone to hurry up. It can also simply mean a wristwatch or smartwatch. The Apple artwork shows a black smartwatch with white hour numbers and orange hands on its screen.

U+231A U+FE0F
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People send ⌚️ to ask what time something starts, to remind someone they are late, or to show they are waiting. It also appears in posts about watches, fitness tracking and new gadgets. The tone is neutral, but next to an annoyed face it reads as impatience.
⌚️ It's 7:30, where are you
Meeting starts in 10 mins ⌚️
Got my new watch today ⌚️✨
Still waiting ⌚️😤
| ⌚️ vs ⏰ | ⏰ is an alarm clock and suggests waking up or reminders, while ⌚️ is a wristwatch for checking time. |
|---|---|
| ⌚️ vs ⏳ | ⏳ means time is running out or you are waiting, while ⌚️ just points to the current time. |
| Name | watch |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+231A U+FE0F |
| Category | Travel & Places |
| Keywords | clock, time |
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⌚️ is used to talk about time, like being late, waiting, a deadline or telling someone to hurry up. It can also simply mean a wristwatch or smartwatch. The Apple artwork shows a black smartwatch with white hour numbers and orange hands on its screen.
It usually means "you're late" or "hurry up". It is a short nudge, and the faces sent with it show how annoyed they are.
Give a time or an apology, like "5 mins away 🏃". If it was about a watch, a compliment works.
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