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The "Neptune" Barometer has a chunky cast brass casing: 13 cm in diameter and CO plated with bevelled glass front. It features an aneroid movement, with a dial calibrated in millibars and inches.

The "Fitzroy" barometer benefits from a super durable, tarnish-free coating and QuickFix fitting system. Overall case diameter 15cm, depth 4cm. The instrument features a good quality aneroid movement and displays barometric pressure in millibars and inches. QUICK FIX - The unique Quick-Fix system allows the instrument to be locked hard to a bulkhead or wall but removed, in seconds, by hand. The instrument is supplied with a base plate which is screwed to the wall or bulkhead (instructions and drill hole template included). The instrument then simply slots over the base plate and with a gentle twist, is locked on. A reverse twist removes it again. This makes changing batteries easy, removal for storage easy, and avoids the tricky job of not scratching your polished case when screwing the instrument to the wall! TARNISH-FREE - Tarnish-free instruments have been coated with a newly developed protective coating using advanced surface treatment technology. Far superior to lacquers and varnishes, it can withstand more than 720 hours (the longest test period for this process) under NSS (Neutral Sea Salt) laboratory testing. NSS testing is a certificated and standardised test method used to check corrosion resistance of coatings on metals such as brass, zinc and steel. This means your instruments will stay looking good for longer even when exposed to the harsh marine environment for extended periods.

The Analog founded in 1881, is the world's leading manufacturer of classic ship's clocks, barometers and associated instruments and have supplied both commercial and naval fleets for many years. The Royal Ocean clock is a top-of-the-range instrument, at home in the saloons and staterooms of the world's superyachts. It has black hands and numerals on white dial with a red sweeping hand and a mechanism that chimes the fascinating "Ship's Bells" watchkeeping system of four hours on four hours off, striking one bell after the first half-hour, two after an hour and so on until the end of watch "eight bells" - time to change crew and start the pattern again. The case is a combination of machined solid brass castings, pressings and spinning, heavily stove-lacquered for a lasting finish.

Schatz is the leading manufacturer of classic ships' Instruments and one of very few that still make the mechanical chiming movements that were so familiar to the naval and merchant seaman of 100 years ago. The Schatz royal barometer and thermometer is calibrated in mill bars (metric units of pressure) and inches (mercury units of pressure). The lower half of the dial has a thermometer that measures in Celsius (centigrade) and Fahrenheit. The intricate workmanship is protected in a stove-lacquered, solid Brass case with a thick glass port, secured by Brass scuttle clamps. Case diameter is 18 cm, face diameter 13 cm and depth of 10 cm.

The "Chatham" barometer benefits from a super durable, tarnish-free coating and QuickFix fitting system. Overall case diameter 18cm, depth 4cm. The instrument features a good quality aneroid movement and displays barometric pressure in millibars and inches. QUICK FIX - The unique Quick-Fix system allows the instrument to be locked hard to a bulkhead or wall but removed, in seconds, by hand. The instrument is supplied with a base plate which is screwed to the wall or bulkhead (instructions and drill hole template included). The instrument then simply slots over the base plate and with a gentle twist, is locked on. A reverse twist removes it again. This makes changing batteries easy, removal for storage easy, and avoids the tricky job of not scratching your polished case when screwing the instrument to the wall! TARNISH-FREE - Tarnish-free instruments have been coated with a newly developed protective coating using advanced surface treatment technology. Far superior to lacquers and varnishes, it can withstand more than 720 hours (the longest test period for this process) under NSS (Neutral Sea Salt) laboratory testing. NSS testing is a certificated and standardised test method used to check corrosion resistance of coatings on metals such as brass, zinc and steel. This means your instruments will stay looking good for longer even when exposed to the harsh marine environment for extended periods.

The Analog benefits from a super durable, tarnish-free coating and QuickFix fitting system. The instrument uses a good quality quartz movement and a dial with black Roman numerals upon a crisp white face. Requires 1xAA battery. QUICKFIX - The unique Quick-Fix system allows the instrument to be locked hard to a bulkhead or wall but removed, in seconds, by hand. The instrument is supplied with a base plate which is screwed to the wall or bulkhead (instructions and drill hole template included). The instrument then simply slots over the base plate and with a gentle twist, is locked on. A reverse twist removes it again. This makes changing batteries easy, removal for storage easy, and avoids the tricky job of not scratching your polished case when screwing the instrument to the wall! TARNISH-FREE - Tarnish-free instruments have been coated with a newly developed protective coating using advanced surface treatment technology. Far superior to lacquers and varnishes, it can withstand more than 720 hours (the longest test period for this process) under NSS (Neutral Sea Salt) laboratory testing. NSS testing is a certificated and standardised test method used to check corrosion resistance of coatings on metals such as brass, zinc and steel. This means your instruments will stay looking good for longer even when exposed to the harsh marine environment for extended periods.guarantee.

The Analog benefits from a super durable, tarnish-free coating and QuickFix fitting system. The instrument uses a good quality quartz movement and a dial which features numerals taken from the international code of signal flags. Requires 1xAA battery. QUICKFIX - The unique Quick-Fix system allows the instrument to be locked hard to a bulkhead or wall but removed, in seconds, by hand. The instrument is supplied with a base plate which is screwed to the wall or bulkhead (instructions and drill hole template included). The instrument then simply slots over the base plate and with a gentle twist, is locked on. A reverse twist removes it again. This makes changing batteries easy, removal for storage easy, and avoids the tricky job of not scratching your polished case when screwing the instrument to the wall! TARNISH-FREE - Tarnish-free instruments have been coated with a newly developed protective coating using advanced surface treatment technology. Far superior to lacquers and varnishes, it can withstand more than 720 hours (the longest test period for this process) under NSS (Neutral Sea Salt) laboratory testing. NSS testing is a certificated and standardised test method used to check corrosion resistance of coatings on metals such as brass, zinc and steel. This means your instruments will stay looking good for longer even when exposed to the harsh marine environment for extended periods.

The "Clipper" barometer benefits from a super durable, tarnish-free coating and QuickFix fitting system. Overall case diameter 12cm, depth 4cm. The instrument features a good quality aneroid movement and displays barometric pressure in millibars and inches. QUICK FIX - The unique Quick-Fix system allows the instrument to be locked hard to a bulkhead or wall but removed, in seconds, by hand. The instrument is supplied with a base plate which is screwed to the wall or bulkhead (instructions and drill hole template included). The instrument then simply slots over the base plate and with a gentle twist, is locked on. A reverse twist removes it again. This makes changing batteries easy, removal for storage easy, and avoids the tricky job of not scratching your polished case when screwing the instrument to the wall! TARNISH-FREE - Tarnish-free instruments have been coated with a newly developed protective coating using advanced surface treatment technology. Far superior to lacquers and varnishes, it can withstand more than 720 hours (the longest test period for this process) under NSS (Neutral Sea Salt) laboratory testing. NSS testing is a certificated and standardised test method used to check corrosion resistance of coatings on metals such as brass, zinc and steel. This means your instruments will stay looking good for longer even when exposed to the harsh marine environment for extended periods.

I love my Barometer and I rely on it all the time it’s accurate. It looks very smart in my kitchen . I’m really pleased I purchased it now .. Mrs. Cav. Sat May 15 2021

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The "Fitzroy" clock benefits from a super durable, tarnish-free coating and QuickFix fitting system. Overall case diameter 15cm, depth 4cm. The instrument uses a good quality quartz movement and a dial with black Arabic numerals upon a face which features indicators for radio silence periods. Requires 1xAA battery. The instrument is supplied with a base plate which is screwed to the wall or bulkhead (instructions and drill hole template included). The instrument then simply slots over the base plate and with a gentle twist, is locked on. A reverse twist removes it again. This makes changing batteries easy, removal for storage easy, and avoids the tricky job of not scratching your polished case when screwing the instrument to the wall! TARNISH-FREE - Tarnish-free instruments have been coated with a newly developed protective coating using advanced surface treatment technology. Far superior to lacquers and varnishes, it can withstand more than 720 hours (the longest test period for this process) under NSS (Neutral Sea Salt) laboratory testing. NSS testing is a certificated and standardised test method used to check corrosion resistance of coatings on metals such as brass, zinc and steel. This means your instruments will stay looking good for longer even when exposed to the harsh marine environment for extended periods. RADIO SILENCE ZONES: Tragically, the radio-signalling equipment carried by RMS Titanic was of little use since the distress signals sent after hitting an iceberg in 1912 went unheard for several hours. The disaster spurred an international review of maritime safety which made several recommendations, one of which led to the introduction of radio silence periods. These are three-minute periods immediately following each quarter-hour reserved exclusively for making, and listening for, distress calls. The green sectors represent silence periods on the SSB (Single Side Band)) distress frequency of 2182kHz, as carried by commercial and some pleasure craft. The red sectors are for Morse code distress signals on the 500kHz band, as used in radiotelegraphy. Radio room clocks have traditionally been marked with the sectors as guidance for the operators.

The Brass "Saloon" Porthole barometer has a hefty solid cast Brass casing, scuttle clamps, bevelled glass front and Brass hands with black subsidiary indicators on a light cream face. The good quality Stainless steel aneroid movement is calibrated in millibars and inches. Outside diameter 23 cm, face diameter 14 cm, Depth 6 cm.

A great barometer made of lots of brass and is Woking well forecasting more rain!. Martyn. Wed Feb 18 2026

The Analog has a chrome-plated solid cast brass casing, scuttle clamps, bevelled glass front and brass hands with black subsidiary indicators on a light cream face. The quartz movement requires 1 x AA battery. Dial diameter 11 cm, making it well suited to a large yacht’s bridge or the saloon of a mid-range vessel.

The "bridge" porthole barometer has a chrome-plated solid cast brass casing, scuttle clamps, bevelled glass front with black indicators on a light cream face.

The "Fitzroy" barometer benefits from a super durable, tarnish-free coating and QuickFix fitting system. Overall case diameter 15cm, depth 4cm. The instrument features a good quality aneroid movement and displays barometric pressure in millibars and inches. QUICK FIX - The unique Quick-Fix system allows the instrument to be locked hard to a bulkhead or wall but removed, in seconds, by hand. The instrument is supplied with a base plate which is screwed to the wall or bulkhead (instructions and drill hole template included). The instrument then simply slots over the base plate and with a gentle twist, is locked on. A reverse twist removes it again. This makes changing batteries easy, removal for storage easy, and avoids the tricky job of not scratching your polished case when screwing the instrument to the wall! TARNISH-FREE - Tarnish-free instruments have been coated with a newly developed protective coating using advanced surface treatment technology. Far superior to lacquers and varnishes, it can withstand more than 720 hours (the longest test period for this process) under NSS (Neutral Sea Salt) laboratory testing. NSS testing is a certificated and standardised test method used to check corrosion resistance of coatings on metals such as brass, zinc and steel. This means your instruments will stay looking good for longer even when exposed to the harsh marine environment for extended periods. 2 year guarantee.

The "Fitzroy" thermometer/hygrometer benefits from a super durable, tarnish-free coating and QuickFix fitting system. Overall case diameter 15cm, depth 4cm. The instrument features good quality movements and displays the temperature in Celsius and Fahrenheit and relative humidity as a percentage. QUICK FIX - The unique Quick-Fix system allows the instrument to be locked hard to a bulkhead or wall but removed, in seconds, by hand. The instrument is supplied with a base plate which is screwed to the wall or bulkhead (instructions and drill hole template included). The instrument then simply slots over the base plate and with a gentle twist, is locked on. A reverse twist removes it again. This makes changing batteries easy, removal for storage easy, and avoids the tricky job of not scratching your polished case when screwing the instrument to the wall! TARNISH-FREE - Tarnish-free instruments have been coated with a newly developed protective coating using advanced surface treatment technology. Far superior to lacquers and varnishes, it can withstand more than 720 hours (the longest test period for this process) under NSS (Neutral Sea Salt) laboratory testing. NSS testing is a certificated and standardised test method used to check corrosion resistance of coatings on metals such as brass, zinc and steel. This means your instruments will stay looking good for longer even when exposed to the harsh marine environment for extended periods.

Lovely. Janice. Sat Jan 23 2021

The domed brass case is reminiscent of the traditional ship’s binnacle but houses a clock rather than the usual gimballed compass.

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The Analog benefits from a super durable, tarnish-free coating and Quick Fix fitting system. The instrument uses a good quality quartz movement and a dial with black Roman numerals upon a crisp white face. Requires 1xAA battery. QUICKFIX - The unique Quick-Fix system allows the instrument to be locked hard to a bulkhead or wall but removed, in seconds, by hand. The instrument is supplied with a base plate which is screwed to the wall or bulkhead (instructions and drill hole template included). The instrument then simply slots over the base plate and with a gentle twist, is locked on. A reverse twist removes it again. This makes changing batteries easy, removal for storage easy, and avoids the tricky job of not scratching your polished case when screwing the instrument to the wall! TARNISH-FREE - Tarnish-free instruments have been coated with a newly developed protective coating using advanced surface treatment technology. Far superior to lacquers and varnishes, it can withstand more than 720 hours (the longest test period for this process) under NSS (Neutral Sea Salt) laboratory testing. NSS testing is a certificated and standardised test method used to check corrosion resistance of coatings on metals such as brass, zinc and steel. This means your instruments will stay looking good for longer even when exposed to the harsh marine environment for extended periods.

The Analog benefits from a super durable, tarnish-free coating and Quick Fix fitting system. The instrument uses a good quality quartz movement which requires 1xAA battery. It is based on designs developed with submariners, aviators, and polar explorers in mind, this clock’s hour hand takes a full 24 hours to complete a revolution – making it clear, not just the hour of the day, but also whether it is day or night (useful when there is no access to daylight much of the time). QUICKFIX - The unique Quick-Fix system allows the instrument to be locked hard to a bulkhead or wall but removed, in seconds, by hand. The instrument is supplied with a base plate which is screwed to the wall or bulkhead (instructions and drill hole template included). The instrument then simply slots over the base plate and with a gentle twist, is locked on. A reverse twist removes it again. This makes changing batteries easy, removal for storage easy, and avoids the tricky job of not scratching your polished case when screwing the instrument to the wall! TARNISH-FREE - Tarnish-free instruments have been coated with a newly developed protective coating using advanced surface treatment technology. Far superior to lacquers and varnishes, it can withstand more than 720 hours (the longest test period for this process) under NSS (Neutral Sea Salt) laboratory testing. NSS testing is a certificated and standardised test method used to check corrosion resistance of coatings on metals such as brass, zinc and steel. This means your instruments will stay looking good for longer even when exposed to the harsh marine environment for extended periods.

The "London" clock benefits from a super durable, tarnish-free coating meaning you never need to polish it. The instrument features a good quality quartz movement and black roman numerals upon a crisp white face. Uses 1xAA battery. TARNISH-FREE - Tarnish-free instruments have been coated with a newly developed protective coating using advanced surface treatment technology. Far superior to lacquers and varnishes, it can withstand more than 720 hours (the longest test period for this process) under NSS (Neutral Sea Salt) laboratory testing. NSS testing is a certificated and standardised test method used to check corrosion resistance of coatings on metals such as brass, zinc and steel. This means your instruments will stay looking good for longer even when exposed to the harsh marine environment for extended periods.

The Analog benefits from a super durable, tarnish-free coating meaning you never need to polish it. Overall case diameter 15cm, depth 4cm. The instrument features a good quality quartz movement and black Arabic numerals upon a crisp white face. The additional (red) hand gives an at-a-glance guide to the tidal state, once set to your location. Uses 1xAA battery. TARNISH-FREE - Tarnish-free instruments have been coated with a newly developed protective coating using advanced surface treatment technology. Far superior to lacquers and varnishes, it can withstand more than 720 hours (the longest test period for this process) under NSS (Neutral Sea Salt) laboratory testing. NSS testing is a certificated and standardised test method used to check corrosion resistance of coatings on metals such as brass, zinc and steel. This means your instruments will stay looking good for longer even when exposed to the harsh marine environment for extended periods. TIDE CLOCKS - Tide clocks provide an at-a-glance indication by means of an additional hand that takes approximately 12 hours and 25 minutes to go 'round the clock'. Because the lunar cycle varies in length day by day but is constant over a cycle of 28 days, there will be times when the tide indicator varies by a few minutes ahead of or behind the actual tides.

The Analog benefits from a super durable, tarnish-free coating and QuickFix fitting system. Overall case diameter 15cm, depth 4cm. The instrument uses a good quality quartz movement and a dial with black Roman numerals upon a crisp white face. Requires 1xAA battery. QUICKFIX - The unique Quick-Fix system allows the instrument to be locked hard to a bulkhead or wall but removed, in seconds, by hand. The instrument is supplied with a base plate which is screwed to the wall or bulkhead (instructions and drill hole template included). The instrument then simply slots over the base plate and with a gentle twist, is locked on. A reverse twist removes it again. This makes changing batteries easy, removal for storage easy, and avoids the tricky job of not scratching your polished case when screwing the instrument to the wall! TARNISH-FREE - Tarnish-free instruments have been coated with a newly developed protective coating using advanced surface treatment technology. Far superior to lacquers and varnishes, it can withstand more than 720 hours (the longest test period for this process) under NSS (Neutral Sea Salt) laboratory testing. NSS testing is a certificated and standardised test method used to check corrosion resistance of coatings on metals such as brass, zinc and steel. This means your instruments will stay looking good for longer even when exposed to the harsh marine environment for extended periods.

The Analog benefits from a super durable, tarnish-free coating meaning you never need to polish it. Overall case diameter 15cm, depth 4cm. The instrument features a good quality quartz movement and black Arabic numerals upon a crisp white face. The additional (red) hand gives an at-a-glance guide to the tidal state, once set to your location. Uses 1xAA battery. TARNISH-FREE - Tarnish-free instruments have been coated with a newly developed protective coating using advanced surface treatment technology. Far superior to lacquers and varnishes, it can withstand more than 720 hours (the longest test period for this process) under NSS (Neutral Sea Salt) laboratory testing. NSS testing is a certificated and standardised test method used to check corrosion resistance of coatings on metals such as brass, zinc and steel. This means your instruments will stay looking good for longer even when exposed to the harsh marine environment for extended periods. TIDE CLOCKS - Tide clocks provide an at-a-glance indication by means of an additional hand that takes approximately 12 hours and 25 minutes to go 'round the clock'. Because the lunar cycle varies in length day by day but is constant over a cycle of 28 days, there will be times when the tide indicator varies by a few minutes ahead of or behind the actual tides.

Evoking a feeling of classic 1940s America, our ‘Manhattan’ clock is cast from solid recycled aluminium in a pocket watch style with the roman numerals forming part of the casting.

Lovely stylish clock. Slightly smaller than expected but really is beautiful. Vicki. Warwick, GB. Mon Nov 10 2025