Chronos Clock Carrying Bag

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Due to overwhelming demand, We are proud to introduce our Chronos Clock Carrying Bag. Available in 11 exciting colors, this bag has been designed specifically for carrying your Chronos I, II, GX of FX Digital Chess Clock. These bags are heavily padded, providing the highest level of protection for your Chronos clock and come with a hand strap for easy transport.

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