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File:K1 chronometer.jpg|link=K1: My Time at Sea|[[K1: My Time at Sea| | File:K1 chronometer.jpg|link=K1: My Time at Sea|[[K1: My Time at Sea|Autobiography of K1 chronometer]] is surprise best-seller. | ||
File:1938834488.01.S001.LXXXXXXX.jpg|link=Doctor Dead (nonfiction)|''[[Doctor Dead (nonfiction)|Doctor Dead]]'' cover art has interesting chronometric properties. | File:1938834488.01.S001.LXXXXXXX.jpg|link=Doctor Dead (nonfiction)|''[[Doctor Dead (nonfiction)|Doctor Dead]]'' cover art has interesting chronometric properties. | ||
File:Phantomtollbooth.PNG|link=The Phantom Tollbooth (nonfiction)|[[The Phantom Tollbooth (nonfiction)|Tock the Clock Dog]] is a living chronometer. | File:Phantomtollbooth.PNG|link=The Phantom Tollbooth (nonfiction)|[[The Phantom Tollbooth (nonfiction)|Tock the Clock Dog]] is a living chronometer. | ||
Latest revision as of 07:16, 13 July 2016
A chronometer is a machine or other means of measuring time.
In the News
Autobiography of K1 chronometer is surprise best-seller.
Doctor Dead cover art has interesting chronometric properties.
Tock the Clock Dog is a living chronometer.
Psycho-trinket consolation prize from the Who Wants to Be a Chronometer? show.
Fiction cross-reference
- Who Wants to Be a Chronometer? - a reality TV show in which articipants compete to measure time and perform other time-related tasks. Successful contestants are converted into a variety of chronometers.
Nonfiction cross-reference
External links
- Chronometry @ Wikipedia