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You touch someone’s arm to feel the pulse
You start the chronograph hand and count the required number of beats - most watches are adjusted to 15 or 30. Once you reach the required number you stop the chrono, the number on the bezel will correspond to your heartbeat.
Daughter got sick yesterday
Verdict: Angine. Before that the doctor came, and to my surprise he measured her heart beat using a watch and a pulsometer scale. Made me think that these things were actually used as intended. Now I kinda want a chronograph...
May your daughter recover
quickly and may you find the right chronograph for yourself, in that order. Cheers Marc
Thank you, her variant is of bacterial origin
Meaning antibiotics will help her fast. She stays cheerful and energetic as ever.
That's good to hear.
Health these days appears equally more valuable and more fragile. Cheers Marc
I need to see how that “scale” works, I have seen our Dear Doctor
Wear a Lange with one of those scales.
You touch someone’s arm to feel the pulse
You start the chronograph hand and count the required number of beats - most watches are adjusted to 15 or 30. Once you reach the required number you stop the chrono, the number on the bezel will correspond to your heartbeat.
Yes I have a friend who collects them
He is a cardiologist in America. Used to be on this forum but an incident chased him away. I asked him to come back. I remember, he has a few good pulsometers, and interestingly, my post on the UN Monopusher today was on his behalf. The pulsometre is like...
How about a PuristSPro All Black Rescue
You wait til one of the hands is at 12/zero and start counting to 15 pulses. The scale on the right outside tells you the heartbeat per minute. You start at 6 / 30 and do the same count but to 5 for respirations. The scale on the left outside tells you th...
