Chronometer

The astronomer used a chronometer to measure the precise position of the stars.

The chef used a chronometer to ensure precise cooking times for the dish.

The sailor used his chronometer to determine the ship's longitude.

The explorer used his chronometer to track the time of his expedition.

The captain relied on the chronometer to ensure the ship arrived on schedule.

The scientific experiment required the use of a highly accurate chronometer to record the time.

The submarine crew used the chronometer to ensure the stealthy operation of their vessel.

The watch enthusiast owned a rare chronometer from the 18th century.

The captain used a chronometer to navigate the ship across the ocean.

The chronometer was a crucial instrument for the success of early expeditions.

The chronometer was a prized possession of many wealthy merchants, who used it to navigate their ships on long voyages.

The pilot used the chronometer to calculate the flight duration accurately.

The Olympic officials used a chronometer to measure the speed of the runners in the 100-meter sprint.

The sailors on the ship used a chronometer to navigate across the ocean.

The coach yelled out the time from the chronometer during the swim meet.