watch

The watch command repeated runs a command or job for you. It is used like this:

watch [options] [command]

The [options] are listed below and the [command] is the command you want to run repeatedly.

option flag	Use
`-n`, `--interval`	specifies the interval between runs of the passed command. The default is 2 seconds.
`-d`, `--differences`	Highlight any differences between updates.
`-g`, `--chgexit`	Exits if the output of the passed command changes
`-t`, `--no-title`	Removes the header with the interval, command, and current time
`-b`, `--beep`	Play a sound if the command exits with an error
`-p`, `--precise`	Attempt to run exactly on the specified `--interval`
`-e`, `--errexit`	Stops updates on an error from the passed command and exits on the next key press
`-c`, `--color`	Pass an ANSI color and style sequence
`-x`, `--exec`	Passes user defined command to `exec`. Reduces the need for additional quoting
`-w`, `--no-linewrap`	Truncated any long lines
`-h`, `--help`	Display help text (this info)
`-v`, `--version`	Display version info

Continually get Pods when watching an update

watch kubectl get pods