is my clock comp legal?

[Sion]

I have a clock, but near one of the clocks, the plastic seems to have moulded a little incorrectly. it was also painted a bit too long at top, but it really isn't too distracting. I want to compete in this event, but i'm scared.

Also, there are no cracks in the plastic at all, and I don't believe the cubicle would send me a wca puzzle that wasn't competition legal.

 

[Sam N]

My guess is that it is fine, but as always, a picture would help a ton.

 

[JustinTimeCuber]

On obscure puzzles like Clock, a lot of times it can depend on the competition officials' and delegate's interpretation of the regulations. I was allowed to use a Clock at a smaller competition but was asked to use a different one at Nationals because of a pin being loose.

 

[Sion]

 

[JustinTimeCuber]

Potential violation of regulation 3j but I doubt that the delegate would take action in that scenario.

 

[Sion]

So it isn't too serious? It doesn't really affect solving or give me any sort-of extra information .

 

[4Chan]

Delegate here, I've seen way worse clocks.

It seems to meet the criterion for a functional clock from that image, so I'd allow it.
Other delegates may be stricter, but to repeat, I've seen some funky clocks in competition.

 

[Sion]

Delegate here, I've seen way worse clocks.

It seems to meet the criterion for a functional clock from that image, so I'd allow it.
Other delegates may be stricter, but to repeat, I've seen some funky clocks in competition.

YES! Thank you very much!