1. clockwork - Noun
2. clockwork - Adjective
The machinery of a clock, or machinery resembling that of a clock; machinery which produces regularity of movement.
Source: Webster's dictionaryA century after its first clockwork locomotive was introduced in 1920, the company's model trains and racing cars can now be controlled by mobile phone apps using bluetooth. Source: Internet
Although some have more advanced technology, the common ships use analytical engines, and even some of the advanced ships are seen to have clockwork mechanisms as well. Source: Internet
Also featured was a huge Colgate toothpaste box with a large windup or clockwork key on the side. Source: Internet
H4 Harrison's "Sea Watch" No.1 (H4), with winding crank The clockwork in Harrison's H4 watch Harrison's first "Sea watch" (now known as H4) is housed in silver pair cases some convert in diameter. Source: Internet
Days are broken up by sprawling countryside walks - with slim chance of social interaction - and the clockwork visit of the postman. Source: Internet
As a singer with extraordinary vocal control, she is able to incarnate herself as Édith Piaf, Adele, Céline Dion, Madonna and many more, presenting the music of more than fifty performers in a production that is timed like clockwork. Source: Internet