Wempe Cup II barometer | Solid stainless steel, one-piece construction

Wempe Cup II Barometer 140 x 47 mm - solid stainless steel, craftsmanship, durable

Wempe

SKU: CW140013

$1,508.00

Colour: brass

brass

chrome

Quantity

Machined from a single block of stainless steel, built for years on board.

Set the reference hand upon hanging and then observe the trend, not the absolute reading; falling pressure indicates a change in weather.

The Wempe Cup II barometer is a paragon of top quality and craftsmanship. Crafted from a single piece of solid stainless steel, this barometer offers not only durability but also precision. Its refined design and carefully selected materials guarantee long-lasting and reliable operation, making this barometer a valuable investment for both marine applications and modern interiors. The interior and mechanism of the barometer are finished with the same care and precision.

With a diameter of 140 mm and a 100 mm white dial with black numerals, this barometer offers a refined, tasteful design and excellent readability. The solid stainless steel ensures unparalleled reliability, while its heavy weight emphasizes the instrument's quality. A perfect combination of functionality and craftsmanship, it's ideal for predicting weather changes and an indispensable tool on board or in a luxurious interior.

Set the reference hand upon hanging and then observe the trend, not the absolute reading; falling pressure indicates a change in weather.

• How do you read a barometer?
A barometer displays the current air pressure. For a weather forecast, you look at the difference from the previous reading and how quickly the pressure has changed. Rapid pressure changes indicate short-term weather changes; slow changes indicate longer-lasting weather changes.

• Where do I hang my barometer?
Air pressure is the same everywhere, but avoid locations in direct sunlight or above a heat source such as a stove. A prominent location in the boat or indoors ensures that you immediately notice pressure changes.

• How do I adjust my barometer?
Most barometers are factory-set. You can look up the current air pressure online and adjust the needle if necessary with a screw on the back of the mechanical barometer. If you have any questions, we're happy to help!

• Does a barometer work at any altitude?
Barometers are set to sea level. Calibration is required for use at higher altitudes, such as in mountains.