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Monopusher chronographs are complicated chronographs. Actually the monopusher has three different functions: start, stop and reset.

Chronograph watches can measure and display elapsed time. Usually three subcounters on the dial display the elapsed seconds, minutes and hours.

Split-seconds chronographs can measure intermediary time thanks to another second hand which is able to catch up with the other running hand if needed.

The perpetual calendar complication displays the day, date and month, but it requires less adjustment than an annual calendar. This complication knows the number of days in each month but it also knows the year so that it will automatically adjust for leap year. The next time a perpetual calendar will have to be adjusted is in the year 2100.

A day date watch displays the days of the week (from monday to sunday) and the date (between 1 and 31).

The date is a small window on the dial which indicates the day of the month (between 1 and 31).

Watches featuring a moonphase complication display new moons, first quarters, full moons and last quarters.

Watches featuring a small seconds have a smaller subcounter, usually located at 6h, which indicates seconds.