Maritime Instruments

The C20-00132 is a sensor coil that is mounted under an external gimballed Autonautic compass, turning it into a Transmitting Magnetic Compass (TMC). The sensor measures the magnetic field and outputs the heading as an NMEA 0183 sentence; because it is aligned to the card, the heading read out always matches what you see on the compass. The sensor is mounted and calibrated on the compass at the Autonautic workshop and is ready for use as soon as it is powered.

The C4-00114 is a traditional compass in a varnished wooden box, intended for small boats, lifeboats, and rescue craft. The 100 mm flat card has a 2.5° scale and a lubber line; you mount the box on a horizontal surface or store it safely until needed. Lighting is optional for this model.

The C20-00136 is an azimuth circle that you place on an Autonautic C20 compass to take accurate bearings. It fits the C20-00128, C20-00130, C20-00131, C20-00137, and C20-00138. Because the azimuth circle is calibrated to the compass at the factory, you should order it at the same time as the compass.

The C20-00133 is an analog heading repeater with a rotating compass card in a 110 mm square housing. It displays the heading from an NMEA 0183 source, such as the C20-00132 compass sensor, at a second location on board: in the cockpit, at the chart table, or in the saloon. Mounting is surface-mounted without a cutout, requiring only a small cable hole, and the housing is waterproof according to IP68.

The CHH-0096 is a fully gimbaled magnetic compass in a traditional design, mounted on a bracket made of seawater-resistant aluminum with a deck base. The bracket can be positioned in any orientation and is instantly removable, making it suitable for sailboats and motorboats, and especially for boats with a closed cockpit. The fluid-filled card remains stable and is easy to read both day and night.

A pelorus is a non-magnetic bearing circle used for taking relative bearings: you can see whether the bearing of another ship is changing and check your compass against the sun or stars. The TAX-00123 has a 125 mm gimbal-mounted card with 1° graduations, a shadow pin, and two sights on an aluminum flange. You secure it to a fixed mounting plate on deck using a thumbscrew, and after use, it is returned to the second plate in the plywood storage box.

The B+C corrector set consists of two identical units: one corrects the B-deviation caused by the ship's longitudinal magnetic field, the other the C-deviation caused by the athwartships field. Each unit corrects 35 to 40° using movable alnico magnets in a black stove-enamelled aluminium housing. The set is designed for Autonautic C20 compasses and fits many other compasses.

The C2 Kayak is a compact deck-mount compass for kayaks, which you attach to the deck lines in front of you without drilling, using elastic cords and UV-resistant nylon clips. This way, you can see your heading at a glance, even in river bends, at side channels, and when your destination is not yet in sight. The compass is completely waterproof, features a scratch-resistant dome, and an adjustable glare shield.

The A130TH2 combines a thermometer and a hygrometer on a generously sized dial. The blue hand displays the temperature, the red one the relative humidity, so you can see from a distance whether the indoor climate remains comfortable or if ventilation is needed. Operates without electricity, behind mineral glass in a mirror-polished stainless steel housing.

The A130BTH combines a Hi-Sensitive barometer, a thermometer, and a hygrometer into one 150 mm instrument. You can read the air pressure, temperature, and relative humidity on a single dial, bringing weather and indoor climate into view together. Operates without power, behind mineral glass in a mirror-polished stainless steel housing.

The A130IM is a 150 mm tide clock that tracks the tidal cycle, indicating whether the tide is rising or falling. You set it to the high tide of your home port, after which it runs independently. The dial is printed in English and French, set behind mineral glass in a mirror-polished stainless steel case.

The A103C is a quartz ship's clock in a titanium-colored housing with a fluorescent, two-tone printed dial. Red and green sectors mark the radio silence periods; blue hands and a red second hand keep the display clear, even as light fades. The clock comes with a quick-lock mounting ring: attach the ring to the wall, twist the clock on.

The A130B is a 150 mm aneroid barometer with a Hi-Sensitive mechanism that amplifies the needle movement by 1.5 times. This allows you to spot an initial change in pressure sooner, and thanks to its size, from across the room as well. The housing is made of mirror-polished 18/10 stainless steel; the instrument operates without power.

The A104IM is a tide indicator that tracks the tidal cycle and shows whether the tide is coming in or going out. You set it to the high tide of your home port, and it then runs independently. The light ivory dial is printed in English and French, and the housing is mirror-polished stainless steel.

The A104B is an aneroid barometer with an open dial, allowing you to see the mechanism working as you read the air pressure. The Hi-Sensitive mechanism magnifies the needle movement 1.5 times, making an initial pressure change visible sooner. The light ivory dial is set in a mirror-polished 18/10 stainless steel housing and operates without power.

The A104TH combines a thermometer and a hygrometer on a single light ivory dial. The blue hand shows the temperature, the red one the relative humidity, allowing you to see whether the indoor climate remains comfortable or if condensation is lurking. Operates without power, in a mirror-polished stainless steel housing.

The A130C is a 150 mm ship's clock with a German UTS quartz movement, accurate to ±6 minutes per year. Red and green sectors mark the radio silence periods, while blue hands and a red second hand make it easy to read from a distance. The housing is mirror-polished 18/10 stainless steel, and the front glass is mineral glass.

The A104C is a quartz ship's clock with a light ivory, two-tone printed dial in a mirror-polished 18/10 stainless steel case. Red and green sectors mark the radio silence periods, while the blue and red hands stand out serenely against the warm background. A clock that is just as at home in a living room as it is in a cabin.

The A103B is an aneroid barometer with a Hi-Sensitive mechanism: the needle deflection is 1.5 times greater than that of a standard barometer, making small changes in pressure visible sooner. The fluorescent, two-tone printed dial is housed in a titanium-colored casing and remains readable even in low light. It operates without electricity and comes with a quick-lock mounting ring.

The sweeping second hand glides silently over the black dial — no tick, no distraction. LumiNova indexes ensure readability in the dark without illumination. Japanese quartz movement, anodized aluminum casing with brass accents. 130mm casing, 100mm dial, 65mm height.

Telling time in yacht style and without hassle: that's exactly what the BARIGO ORION quartz ship's clock Ø102 mm is designed for. No winding key, no daily routine—just a reliable timekeeper in your cabin, saloon, wheelhouse, or nautical office at home.

The ORION has a distinctly "yacht" look: a deep black, minimalist dial with bright indices and silver-colored hands for a strong contrast. The polished stainless steel bezel gives it a chic sheen, while the black center band keeps the look modern and sleek. At 102 mm in diameter, it's compact enough for smaller walls, yet its understated design makes it easy to read even from a distance.

Once mounted, it hangs nicely flat against the wall, with a depth of approximately 35 mm, keeping the look subtle and neat. The keyhole mounting on the back also makes hanging quick and easy, ideal if you don't feel like puzzling but do want an instrument that truly completes your interior.

In short: a compact, stylish time-maker that is always ready for use on board and at home.

Telling time in yacht style and without hassle: that's exactly what the BARIGO ORION quartz ship's clock Ø102 mm is designed for. No winding key, no daily routine—just a reliable timekeeper in your cabin, saloon, wheelhouse, or nautical office at home.

The ORION has a distinctly "yacht" look: a deep black, minimalist dial with bright indices and silver-colored hands for a strong contrast. The polished stainless steel bezel gives it a chic sheen, while the black center band keeps the look modern and sleek. At 102 mm in diameter, it's compact enough for smaller walls, yet its understated design makes it easy to read even from a distance.

Once mounted, it hangs nicely flat against the wall, with a depth of approximately 35 mm, keeping the look subtle and neat. The keyhole mounting on the back also makes hanging quick and easy, ideal if you don't feel like puzzling but do want an instrument that truly completes your interior.

In short: a compact, stylish time-maker that is always ready for use on board and at home.

A solid brass quartz alarm clock, housed in a square wooden case with a mahogany finish measuring 145 x 145 x 102 mm. The clock tilts within the case, allowing you to choose the viewing angle that best suits your desk, bookshelf, or nightstand. The case can be fitted with an optional engraved brass plate on the inside or outside, and the clock comes in a black gift box.