Masters Traditional Games

Game Clocks
(for Chess, Go etc.)

The first recorded chess tournament was held in London, 1851 and it wasn't long before serious games began to take intolerably long which led to the introduction of mechanical clocks in 1867 to restrict the time between moves. A single clock proved unwieldy and eventually the "Veenhoff double-faced push-button" clock appeared in 1900 and went on to become the defacto standard for chess and other serious board games such as Go and Draughts.

All the clocks available below are mechanical, are manufactured to competition standard and are simple to use for all levels of play.

Garde Clock

German companies have long been regarded as the best quality chess clock makers and Garde clocks are often thought to be the best of the lot. This natural beechwood mechanical clock is made for tournament play.

Dimensions are 22 x 12 x 6cm.

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Game Clock - Garde Natural Beechwood
£42.47 £48.84 Apologies - product is discontinued

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Texma Clocks

These are 2 high quality chess timers with a precision German-made movement in a natural beech wood case. The mechanism is mechanical (wind-up) and the fittings are brass.

They second clock is larger and is tilted back at a slight angle giving players a better view of the clock faces.

The dimensions of the standard beechwood clock are 15 x 8 x 4 cm while the tilted beechwood clock is 16.5 x 9.5 x 4.5 cm.

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Game Clock - Texma Natural Beechwood
£39.91 £45.90 Apologies - product is discontinued

Game Clock - Texma Natural Beechwood (Tilted)
£47.74 £54.90 1 + transit time

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