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$25Premium heavy cotton, black
Meet the Add-Clock. A fully digital chess clock that looks and feels exactly like a classic analog timepiece, but with microsecond precision and increment capabilities.
We've combined the satisfying mechanics of a traditional chess clock with the precision and features required for modern tournament play.
Perfect for intense blitz and bullet games. Our custom timing module guarantees absolute fairness.
The world's first 'analog' clock that supports Fischer increments and delay modes.
Outlasts most analog spring winds. Focus on your game, not your battery level.
Smart sleep modes detect user inactivity, preserving battery for months of casual use.
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We believe in building in public. Here's exactly where we are and what's next.
Finished our initial breadboard prototyping to finalize features & software for base mechanics. We proved the core concept works beautifully.
Moving towards smaller motors that are super quiet and deliver increased battery life. Designing the full enclosure and fabricating our first custom PCB.
An almost final custom PCB with a super compact enclosure. All features on board including integrated charging, battery management, and power modes.
Production begins. Add-Clock units ship to pre-order backers worldwide.
Be among the first to experience the revolution in chess timing. Pre-order now to secure a unit from our first production batch.
Est. Delivery: Q4 2026
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Premium heavy cotton, black
3D printed high-density resin
Rollable, lies flat, precision printed
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Proudly designed & engineered in Raleigh, NC.