No Way...there is something nice about the tick of the clock.
Do you think analog clocks should be banned !?

The advantage of analogue clocks is that they geometrically depict the amount of time left, which I and many players like.
However, I agree that digital clocks are better overall - you can do the math in your head quickly, and they allow for increments and delays, which are vital. Plus, they tell you the exact time.

In the USCF it's actually possible to request the use of a digital clock if an analog one is being used.

In the USCF it's actually possible to request the use of a digital clock if an analog one is being used.
I don't think that anyone has used an analog clock at any of Spokane's tournaments since 2009. In that year, we hosted the Washington State Elementary Chess Championship. For that event, we purchased 60 new digital clocks. Now, there are always plenty available at our tournaments.

Haha I remember using my analog clock at my first few OTB tournaments. When I train using time, I prefer to use the Analog clock than the digital.
I mean it's a 21st century, we have digital clocks now , some have smartphones with clock on it , so what even the point of having anolog clocks any more?
Should they all be discarded ?
Smartphones actually tend to be banned a lot more than analog clocks ...

correct. smartphones have nothing to do with it.
still unless I am uninformed- analog clocks ARE still cheaper.
what I don't know is that if they can do Delay or increment games. and what about multiple Time controls, like what the GM plays. 90 minutes for 40 moves, then etc, etc.
maybe time controls are getting too complicated for the old analog clocks.

We should ban pen(cil) and paper. We have the Mon Roi to take notation for us.
On a further subject, let's have traffic lights sent messages to the cars of when to stop or go. Let's not have the car start until the seat belt is fastened and positive ID and permission is verified.

We should ban pen(cil) and paper. We have the Mon Roi to take notation for us.
On a further subject, let's have traffic lights sent messages to the cars of when to stop or go. Let's not have the car start until the seat belt is fastened and positive ID and permission is verified.

Not at all. Decades with tons of new technology and changing behavior on the one hand, on the other good things will stay no matter of new things. Knowing the value instead of replacing with "new" things is the key but so many people are replacing settled things with new and archieve more problems in the long run.

Not at all. Decades with tons of new technology and changing behavior on the one hand, on the other good things will stay no matter of new things. Knowing the value instead of replacing with "new" things is the key but so many people are replacing settled things with new and archieve more problems in the long run.
I mean it's a 21st century, we have digital clocks now , some have smartphones with clock on it , so what even the point of having anolog clocks any more?
Should they all be discarded ?