The museum's chronometric instruments, including several 19th-century marine chronometers, were displayed with detailed explanations.

Advances in chronometrics have improved the precision of spacecraft navigation.

The chronometrical calibration of the observatory's clocks was critical for synchronizing the international experiment.

The scientists chronometrically analyzed the timing discrepancies between the two clocks to determine the cause.

The ship's old chronometre, carefully kept in its velvet case, still kept perfect time after a century at sea.

The engineer lined up the chronometres on the bench before beginning the calibration tests.