Mechanical Chess Clock Timer For Board Game Competitions, No

Mechanical Chess Clock Timer For Board Game Competitions, No Battery Required, Wood Color Finish

Features:

*Our Mechanical Chess Clock Timers Are Accurate To Less Than 1 Second, Accurate And Fair Play.

*No Batteries Required – Just Wind Up And Playing! An Intuitive Timed Start Button Makes A Breeze.

*Made Of Wood And Plastic Material, Our Chess Clock Is .

*The Chess Clock In Wood Color Is A Beautiful Addition To Any Game Room Or Tournament Setting.

*Maintenance Tips: To Keep Your Chess Clock In Top Condition, Avoid Exposure To Objects, Sunlight, Rain, Falls, And Strong Fields.

Specification:

* Material: Wood And Plastic

* Size: 15X9X5.5Cm/5.9X3.5X2.1Inch

* Color: As Picture Shown

Package Content:

1X Chess Clock Timer

Note:

1. The Real Color Of The Item May Be Slightly Different From The Pictures Shown On Website Caused By Many Factors Such As Brightness Of Your Monitor And Light Brightness.

2. Please Allow Slight Manual Measurement Deviation For The Data.

• Chess Clock Timer: Mechanical Countdown Timer For Chess, Go, And Other Timed Board Games; No Batteries Needed — Simply Wind Up To Start, Ensu Reliable And Fair Gameplay In Tournaments Or Practice
• Mechanical Countdown Timer: Features Precise Timekeeping Accurate To Within 1 Second; Built With Long Lasting Wood And Plastic Construction, Designed To Withstand Regular Use In Game Rooms Or Competitive Settings
• Chess Clock: Compact 5.9X3.5X2.1Inch Design Fits Easily On Any Tabletop; Wood-Tone Finish Adds A Classic Look To Your Gaming Setup While Maintaining Functional Accuracy For Both Casual And Serious Players
• Game Timer Mechanism: Dual-Button System Prevents Timing Errors By Requiring One Player To Stop Their Side Before The Other Can Begin, Forestalling Accidental Overlaps And Supporting Uninterrupted Match Flow
• Easy-To-Use Design: Intuitive Push-Button Operation With Clear Visual Indicators; Package Includes 1X Chess Clock Timer — For Home, Club, Or Eonal Environments Where Timed Decision-Making Is Essential