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Chronos Chess Clock, WHITE


 
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THE MOST POPULAR DIGITAL CHESS CLOCK IN THE USA!

Durable metal casing houses reliable electronics in this chess clocks that offers the ultimate in accuracy and programability. This clock is suitable for slow and fast players alike. It will handle long, multiple time controls as well as any fast blitz, or "lightning" setting. As is the problem with some other digital chess clocks, there is no question when it comes to pressing the buttons on the clock. They are well designed and clearly indicate when you have pressed them, even with the lightest touch. Four anti-slide rubbers keep the clock in place and its low profile prevents it from tipping. Most importantly, the LCD display is large and clear. It also features optional lights and sound. Though some people say it is difficult to program, others that have spent an extra few minutes in the manual say it is easy and allows the most flexibility.

Specifications:
  • Approximately 70 pre-programmed and 12 user-defined time controls.
  • 3 AA batteries are included.
  • Measurements: 8.75L x 2.75H x 2.75W
  • Made in California, USA.
Main Chess Modes
  • Blitz - standard mode for speed play.
  • Andante - time delay before each move.
  • Chess Byo-Yomi - allows a minimum time per move.
  • Hour Glass - opponent's time goes up as players time goes down.
  • Progressive - tournament style multiple period (2 to 4) time controls with last control repeating.
  • Internet Chess Server - also known as "Fischer" timing, as commonly used on chess servers.
  • FIDE - Rapids and tournament modes for FIDE.
  • Count Down - Multiple period (2 to 4) time controls without move counting, last control repeating.
  • Count Up - Simulates mechanical clocks; time delay Count Up mode available.
  • Adagio - Adds back time after each move, also known as "Bronstein" timing. Available with multiple period (2 to 4) time controls.
  • Sudden Death - Fixed time per player. Available with multiple period (2 to 4) time controls.
  • Sudden Death with Delay - Fixed time per player, with delay before each move. Available with multiple period (2 to 4) time controls.
  • Count Down with Delay - Multiple period (2 to 4) time controls without move counting, last control repeating, with delay before each move.
Main Go Modes
  • Japanese Byo-Yomi
  • Andante Byo-Yomi
  • Progressive Byo-Yomi
  • Canadian Byo-Yomi
  • ING Byo-Yomi


Average Customer Review: 5 of 5 | Total Reviews: 5 Write a review.

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Chronos February 12, 2013
Reviewer: Kevin The Koala from Miami, Florida  
I use this product because it will last me many years and The Chronos Chess Clock can be easily used when having it for a long time. Although it does sometimes feel difficult understanding how to use and set time controls.

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Has DCI Stopped Making the Chronos II? September 30, 2012
Reviewer: Bobcat from Tucson, AZ  
The Chrono II (long version) is probably the equivanent of the BHB analog clock of old, but of the digital world. They tend to be on the expensive side ($109 on up) but like the BHB analog clock will last a life time. These clocks are built like tanks and more likely than not will be passed on from one generation to the next. That said like all things digital that have an LCD display, the LCD disp

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A clock of dreams February 23, 2012
Reviewer: fafamonge from El Salvador  
Very nice and resistant case, very clear lcd, nice "click" feedback when you press the button. Is designed to heavy duty and long life. A lot of preset modes, 12 memories, bla bla... It's very nice, I'm so happy with this. Better than DGT XL. I recommend to buy the bag to protect it._x000D_
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The only improve I'll do is in the button material, it would be nice sillicon plastic instead the solid plastic.

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Good Clock for several reasons! December 18, 2010
Reviewer: bluesky from Ashburn, VA  
* This clock was recommend by the chess instructor for my kids who love playing chess. The clock has mainly a not-so-sensitive buttons that also make a "click" sound on every press. It gives a way for the player not to have to look at the led or the clcok to figure out whose turn it is!! The other clocks have a sensitive touch and tend to cause issues._x000D_
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* The only downside, which I believe would a

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  0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
 
Chronos May 1, 2006
Reviewer: Nicholas from USA  
The Best Clock In The World


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