Barigo Captain Barometer with Thermometer 210mm – Mahogany Brass or Black Chrome - messing
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Barigo Captain Barometer with Thermometer 210mm – Mahogany Brass or Black Chrome
66700
$667.00
The Captain is large, heavy, and built to last. Casing Ø 210 mm, dial 150 mm, 1100 grams, you hang it once and it stays there forever. Double aneroid mechanism, integrated thermometer in °C, heavy glass cover with hinges and screw closure for calibration. High-gloss mahogany with brass or piano black with chrome. Combine with the Captain clock for a complete panel.
Barigo Captain Barometer with Thermometer 210mm – Mahogany Brass or Black Chrome
SKU: 1585MS
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66700
$667.00
Royal barometer with classic presence and nautical precision.
○ Analog ○ No power required
For those seeking an eye-catcher with classic appeal and tangible luxury, this instrument is a compelling choice. The Barigo Captain combines air pressure and temperature in a generous design that demands attention, while the practical screw closure provides access for calibration or maintenance. A steadfast choice for the pilothouse, cabin, or nautical interior. And with a barometer function. The combination of barometer and thermometer makes it functional to use, while mahogany with brass or black with chrome each offer their own powerful character. German craftsmanship with serene precision, for the pilothouse, office, or interior.
The Captain is large, heavy, and built to last. Casing Ø 210 mm, dial 150 mm, 1100 grams, you hang it once and it stays there forever. Double aneroid mechanism, integrated thermometer in °C, heavy glass cover with hinges and screw closure for calibration. High-gloss mahogany with brass or piano black with chrome. Combine with the Captain clock for a complete panel.
For those seeking an eye-catcher with classic appeal and tangible luxury, this instrument is a compelling choice. The Barigo Captain combines air pressure and temperature in a generous design that demands attention, while the practical screw closure provides access for calibration or maintenance. A steadfast choice for the pilothouse, cabin, or nautical interior. And with a barometer function. The combination of barometer and thermometer makes it functional to use, while mahogany with brass or black with chrome each offer their own powerful character. German craftsmanship with serene precision, for the pilothouse, office, or interior.
• Keep dust-free: microfibre cloth, dry or slightly damp.
Cleaning glass: glass cleaner on cloth (do not spray on the instrument).
• Lacquer/mahogany: no abrasives or harsh cleaners; polish gently.
• Brass/chrome: clean gently and rub dry immediately for a lasting shine.
• Location: do not hang in direct sunlight or above a heat source (more stable measurement + better preservation).
• Calibration: check at the start of the season or after moving (air pressure may differ slightly locally).
• How do I read a barometer for weather forecast?
Pay particular attention to the change: rising pressure often indicates better weather; falling pressure indicates more changeable weather. The speed of change is telling.
• Where is the best place to hang this barometer?
In a place where you see it often, but not in direct sunlight and not above a heater/heater.
• How do I adjust the barometer?
It's usually set correctly from the factory. If you need to adjust it, find the current air pressure (e.g., your local weather station) and carefully adjust the needle using the adjustment mechanism.
• Does this work at any height?
Barometers are typically calibrated around sea level. Small elevation changes (a few stories) are usually not a problem; at higher altitudes, calibration may be necessary.
• What is the difference between 1585MS and 1585CR?
The technique is the same. The difference is in the finish: Mahogany/Brass (warm, classic) vs. Black/Chrome (modern, sleek).
