Chess Clocks: An Introduction

In the early 1800s, competitive chess was a time commitment, with games lasting 8-10 hours. Players would often try to stall and exhaust each other. One infamous match between Howard Staunton and Pierre St. Amant in 1843 reportedly took over 14 hours! In the 1850s, event organizers started to innovate

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The Chess Clock

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DMUArchives&RareBooks on X: For #ChessTuesday, this fascinating little article on the introduction of chess clocks which began around 1850 with sand timers ⌛️♟️From Easy Guide to Chess, 1942. @ecfchess #chesshistory # chess @chesstutor @

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