Chess Clock Meteor Zegar szachowy model 24320 — analog/standard chess clock by Meteor

Meteor Zegar szachowy model 24320 is an analog chess clock designed to provide simple, reliable timekeeping for two-player games. The clock features two independent mechanical dials with clear markings and manual push buttons for switching turns. Its traditional design and straightforward operation make it suitable for club play, training sessions and casual over-the-board matches.

Advantages

The clock delivers precise mechanical timing without relying on batteries or electronic components, ensuring operation in environments where simplicity and durability are preferred. Large, easy-to-read faces and distinct push buttons help players monitor remaining time and execute turn changes quickly. The compact housing offers stable placement on tournament tables while remaining portable for practice and club use.

Suitable for

• Club and tournament over-the-board chess games
• Training sessions and coaching
• Casual play at home or in social groups
• School chess classes and junior competitions

Key specifications

• Format: analog, dual-dial mechanical clock
• Display: two large circular time dials with minute and hour markings
• Controls: two manual push buttons for turn switching
• Material: durable plastic housing with metal dial components
• Power: mechanical operation (no batteries required)
• Dimensions: compact footprint suitable for standard chess boards
• Weight: lightweight and portable for transport between events

How to use

Set the dials to the desired starting times by turning the adjustment knobs on each side. Place the clock next to the chessboard within reach of both players. At the start of the game, the player with white pieces makes the first move and presses their push button to stop their dial and start the opponent's. Continue pressing the appropriate button after each move to alternate which dial counts down. Monitor the faces to avoid time forfeits and adjust playing pace accordingly.

Usage recommendations

Use the clock on a flat, stable surface to ensure accurate button operation. Periodically check dial settings before each game and keep the clock protected from moisture and strong impacts. For club or tournament use, confirm that analog timing meets event regulations and inform players about how to operate the mechanical push buttons.