Chronograph

It’s close to impossible imagining how one could perform all modern activities without the notion of time. On the bright side of things, working with a computer makes it incredibly easy to just be aware of time, and even synchronize it according to accurate, popular services. As such, Chronograph, along with an active Internet connection can properly set your time configuration.

The application comes in a pretty lightweight package, taking only a little while to get deployed on your computer. During setup, you get the chance to choose from a couple different skins, while the last step offers to launch the program for you, just to save some time. The service is automatically started, and there’s no need for a system restart.

Regardless of the program skin choice, we have to admit it looks pretty cool, and blends in with most types of work environments. Arrangement of features is highly intuitive, while effort on your behalf mostly narrows down to checking the server, and synchronizing your system time.

The application relies on specialized online services, so it’s mandatory to have an active Internet connection. Sadly, you have little to no control over the source server, which means you can’t have your system time synchronized according to a different time zone.

What the application does, in fact, is to read the system time, and compare it online with its services. Unfortunately, the exact timezone is not displayed, but there are a couple of sections which show the server, and local time. Difference level is also indicated to help you get an idea of whether your settings need to be synchronized or not.

All things considered, we can state that Chronograph isn’t really about getting in touch with other regions of the world when it comes to time, but mostly to fix any differences, small or significant,concerning the system time on your PC.