How does a chronometer work?

I recently bought myself a new balance N1 heart rate monitor with a heart monitor strap because I wanted to see how accurate the calories I was burning were. Well I couldn't afford much and the one I have, has a chronometer on it. I'm not sure exactly how that works? I know when the watch is set to that feature, its hows my pulse, the time worked out, but what is the number that moves rapidly at the bottom? I was hoping it's calories burned, but I'm not sure it is..

I have tried searching online, but I can't seem to figure it out..

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  • k8blujay2
    k8blujay2 Posts: 4,941 Member
    I have no idea, but I thougth I would give your post a bump.
  • A chronometer is a watch that tells you the time.
  • DPernet
    DPernet Posts: 481 Member
    Fancy word for a watch

    Chronos = Time

    Meter = Measure

    :drinker:
  • tam8374
    tam8374 Posts: 270 Member
    ok... I knew it was a watch.. but I don't understand all the fancy gadgets. why do I want one for working out/ running and what are the fast little numbers that move at the bottom, and NO they aren't seconds..
  • ok... I knew it was a watch.. but I don't understand all the fancy gadgets. why do I want one for working out/ running and what are the fast little numbers that move at the bottom, and NO they aren't seconds..

    Perhaps it came with a manual - RTFM
  • tam8374
    tam8374 Posts: 270 Member
    ok... I knew it was a watch.. but I don't understand all the fancy gadgets. why do I want one for working out/ running and what are the fast little numbers that move at the bottom, and NO they aren't seconds..

    Perhaps it came with a manual - RTFM

    It did, but it's so basic, that it doesn't explain anything except how to change the time and change from time to pulse to Chronometer or chronograph.