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A chronograph is a type of watch that includes a built-in stopwatch function, allowing users to measure elapsed time. It typically features separate sub-dials to track seconds, minutes, and hours independently from the main timekeeping function. Chronographs are popular among athletes, pilots, and individuals who require precise timing capabilities.
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