30-inch larger displays with text-based line programming for easy navigation
Custom displays visible from sharp angles to prevent squinting across the board
Built-in presets for USCF, continental chess, and national open for tournament compliance
Last game memory to remember remaining time and whose turn it is, even if clock is accidentally turned off
Durable metal case built to withstand hundreds of tournament rounds
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Built by a Chess Player. Engineered to Win.
The SilverBack Chess Clock wasn't designed in a boardroom — it was built by someone who plays the game, knows what's missing, and went out and made it. Metal case. Custom displays. Features no other clock on the market has. This is what serious chess equipment looks like.
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Display Type
Digital screen
Timer Count Mode
Not specified
Timer Features
Built-in display, last game memory, expanded time control storage
Material
Metal case
Color
Black, Gray
Summarized by Shop
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Clock is solid… extremely easy to use, program and cycle through the features.
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Brian · July 20, 2026
This clock is very well made, with a great deal of thought given to ease of use and function. I do prefer touch sensors instead of plungers which are prone to breaking with heavy use, but that not withstanding, this is the best clock available. A version with touch sensors and/or a LED vs. LCD display would be awesome. I have 45+ years experience playing and several years directing tournaments, and I've collected over 50 clocks, and that experience shows this is the best.
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Mark · May 25, 2026
Well, I've been using my silverbacks for over three months now, I've had no problems at all. One of the things that I most like about it, it is that everything you need is in the clock itself (no added complications, and expenses like NFC capable cellphones, apps, and Wi-Fi network monthly service payments to get to settings and time controls are needed, in case you don't want them) and also, the "time controls" "create new" feature to set up the clock's time controls, it is the most convenient thing ever found in a chess clock, it is easy and straightforward...