font color matches the back clock looks more clear

This is a beautiful well made clock with dozens of preset functions and optional manual functions. It does have delay time (Bronstein), multiple time controls, and move counter, but not all three in the same function which is what is needed in every chess tournament I've ever been in with a second time control. You could get by maybe without a delay, but it depends on your TD. Don't be fooled by bonus time on DGT clocks. No one uses that in in the USCF that I know of. I wish I could keep this clock because I love the rocker arm and the sleek look and color with its moderate size, but this function is necessary if you're going to spend this money on a chess clock, not just for Scrabble and Byo-omi or whatever. Get the DGT XL. After much research, it does have an option 00 that allows you to set up the clock like you need it here in the US.

El reloj digital DGT 2010 de Edicin Limitada tiene ms de 30 modos predefinidos, tiles no solo para jugar ajedrez, sino rummy, scrabble, go. Es reloj aprobado por la FIDE, cuenta con los modos ms utilizados en torneo, adems de la posibilidad de programar modos propios. La pantalla permite ver los dgitos desde lejos, y las palancas proporcionan una sensacin agradable al "oprimir los botones". Es estable, no se desliza o inclina. Se puede controlar el brillo y el contraste.

This clock is great. This limited edition clock has an excellent red and black color combination making it look very sharp next to a chess set. The red of the body is very good and not too bright or anything like that and the black trim and button lever is very catching in looks.

The clock is one of the few available in the US that is FIDE approved, so it is a must in FIDE events.