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chronograph /chron·o·graph/ (kron´ah-graf) an instrument for recording small intervals of time. chronograph [kron′əgraf] Etymology: Gk, chronos + graphein, to record a device that records small intervals of time, such as a stopwatch. chronographic, adj. chronograph an instrument for recording small intervals of time. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Instead of arriving fashionably late, just show up fashionably with one of Oceanus's new atomic solar chronograph watches ($450). Breitling uniquely combines nostalgia, tradition, and superb craftsmanship in a replica of one of the first chronographs, it also features a rotating bezel and a sliding rule. Advertisements in Golf Connoisseur include one suggesting, ``Own a second home of rare distinction in the Ritz-Carlton's first country-club community,'' one for charter jets, and various ones for fine wines, cigars and chronographs (what you and I call watches). |
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