Maritime precision for the water sports enthusiast who thinks ahead
Weather, wind, course—on the water, every measurement counts. Our maritime instruments give you the accuracy and reliability you need. From barometers to compasses, from hygrometers to chronometers, each product is carefully selected for navigation and weather forecasting. This way, you'll always stay one step ahead of the elements. Whether you sail, cruise, or simply want to understand nature, meteorology is essential. Measure air pressure, anticipate the weather, and plot the best route with instruments built to perform. Perfect for professionals, water sports enthusiasts, and precision enthusiasts. At home or on board, these timeless measuring instruments combine tradition with technology. Discover our collection and make accuracy your compass.
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The classic masthead light from Foresti & Suardi is the ideal solution for smaller boats requiring compact and effective navigation lighting. Thanks to its integrated mast, this masthead light is easy to install, even in confined spaces. It provides 360° illumination without obstructions, making it ideal as a masthead light or anchor light. The stylish design, available in polished or chrome-plated brass finishes, combines durability with functionality.
This masthead light is made of solid brass and comes with a powerful 12V/20W Ba 15d bulb. Its clever retractable design makes maintenance easy. Please note: This model is not BSH-certified and is suitable for use on waters without specific regulations. Perfect for boat owners seeking reliability and style.
Navigation lights stern light - semicircular, side mount, Foresti and Suardi
$77.00
This robust semi-circular stern light from Foresti & Suardi combines a timeless, classic design with excellent functionality. Specially designed for mounting on the stern of your boat, this white light provides optimal visibility for safe navigation. Made of polished or chrome-plated brass and fitted with prism lenses, it not only exudes durability but also adds a stylish nautical look to your vessel.
Thanks to its clever design, the lamp can be easily opened from the front for quick replacement of the light source (included: Soffitte 37 mm, 12V/10W). This stern light is RINA approved, but not BSH certified, and is therefore suitable for use on waters without specific maritime regulations. A stern light is always necessary, whether sailing or motoring, as it marks your presence from behind. This stern light has a 135° beam angle (illuminates only directly behind the boat). Ideal for traditional wooden boats, deck boats, and other nautical vessels.
Navigation lights, side light - teardrop shape, side mounting, Foresti and Suardi
From $152.00
This compact, classic teardrop-shaped side-mount navigation light in a brass housing is perfect for those seeking a timeless look. It comes in a set of two. Specifically designed for starboard (green) or port (red) applications, it offers a 112.5° beam angle. Each sidelight covers 112.5° (together, this provides 225° of coverage from the bow). The backplate-less design allows for easy mounting on a variety of surfaces, making it ideal for traditional boats, small and medium-sized boats, and yachts.
The lamp comes complete with a Ba9s socket and a 4W 12V bulb, providing reliable illumination without compromising style. Please note: these lamps are not BSH-approved and are suitable for waters without specific regulations. With over 60 years of craftsmanship, Foresti & Suardi remains a trusted choice for high-quality marine lighting. This navigation light is only available as a set of two, with a choice of polished brass or chrome-plated brass.
Navigation lights, side light - semicircular, side mount, Foresti and Suardi
From $152.00
These robust semi-circular navigation lights from Foresti & Suardi combine a timeless, classic design with excellent functionality. These sidelights are supplied as a set of two: one with a green light for starboard and one with a red light for port. Made of polished or chrome-plated brass and fitted with prism lenses, they offer optimal visibility and durability. Specially designed for side mounting, they are ideal for traditional wooden boats, deck boats, and other nautical vessels.
Thanks to its clever design, the lamp can be easily opened from the front for quick replacement of the light source (included: Soffitte 37 mm, 12V/10W). These lamps are RINA approved, but not BSH certified, and are therefore suitable for use on waters without specific maritime regulations. Each sidelight offers a beam angle of 112.5°, covering a total of 225° from the bow. Perfect for style-conscious boat owners who want to combine functionality and elegance, for both recreational and traditional boats.
This classic brass stern light from Foresti and Suardi is a high-quality navigation light for the stern of your boat. This stern light, with its bright white light, is specially designed to clearly show the stern of your boat. It's an essential tool for safe communication and navigation on the water, especially at night or in poor visibility. The stern light marks the rear of your boat, as required by international maritime regulations.
Why choose this stern light? It combines timeless design with safety and functionality. Its dimensions of 4.5 cm x 6.3 cm x 15.2 cm make it a subtle and stylish addition to your boat. Available in polished brass or chrome-plated brass, each comes with a rubber seal and screws for easy, watertight installation. A perfect blend of tradition and reliability for every boating enthusiast.
This stylish and classic brass navigation light from Foresti & Suardi is functional and reliable. Available as a dual-light version (red and green in one, for deck mounting) or as a set of two individual lights: a red port light and a green starboard light, suitable for deck mounting on either side of the boat.
The clear glass provides excellent visibility, even in twilight, fog, or dark evenings, and contributes to safe communication on the water. These lights are perfect for sailboats and motorboats, as well as commercial vessels.
With a sturdy deck mount and dimensions of 4.5 x 6.3 x 15.2 cm, these navigation lights are a durable addition to your boat. Available in polished brass or chrome-plated brass, individually or as a set, you'll always have the right combination for your vessel.
Autonautic Instrumental Minor thermometer 72×39 mm – 4 variants, compact, lightweight
From $99.00
Quickly check if it feels cool in the cockpit, or if it's getting a bit stuffy inside? The Autonautic Instrumental Minor thermometer gives you the temperature at a glance, in a compact 72x39 mm format that fits neatly at the helm, in the cabin, or in the cockpit.
What you get out of it (especially on board):
- Easy to read thanks to the high-contrast dial, even if you only glance at it for a short time.
- Reliable measurement in Celsius thanks to the bimetal mechanism, within -20 to +60°C .
- Small and charming : a beautiful maritime detail without it becoming cluttered on your wall or console.
- Four variants : matte black, chrome, gold plated (18 carat gold flash) or chrome with black dial for a more robust look.
It also performs well outside the boat: in your camper, vacation home, home office, or even a living room where comfort is just as important. And practical: a quick wipe with a soft cloth is usually enough to keep it clean, something we appreciate even with instruments you see every day. Combine it with the other instruments from the same series: the clock, the barometer and the hygrometer, a nice set of four, so that you have an overview of the time and indoor climate at a glance.
Autonautic Instrumental Minor ship's clock 72x39 mm – 4 variants, compact and lightweight
From $99.00
The most compact ship's clock you can find! The Autonautic Instrumental Minor ship's clock is designed for smaller spaces like the wheelhouse, cabin, or campervan. With a 72mm case diameter and a slim profile, it maintains a subtle presence, while the dial with Arabic numerals remains clear: you can choose between white with black numerals or black with white numerals.
Inside is a reliable quartz movement that runs reliably according to DIN 8325. This is convenient if you simply want your clock to always work, even if you're not using the boat for a while. The clock is powered by an LR44 battery and continues to function smoothly within an operating temperature range of -5 Celsius to +50 Celsius.
Choose the look that best suits your interior: gold (18-karat gold flash on brass) for a classic nautical look, chrome for a sleek and timeless look, or black (polyamide) for a modern and understated look. And if you're looking for a subtle, matching look, combine it with other instruments from the same Minor series for a compact set. Benefits at a glance:
· Clear dial: white/black with high contrast
· Compact size for small spaces (diameter 72 mm
· Quartz movement: reliable and accurate (DIN 8325)
· Matches your style: gold, chrome or black
· Can be beautifully combined with instruments from the same series
Autonautic Instrumental Minor hygrometer 72 x 39 mm – 4 variants, small, stylish, precise
From $99.00
Sometimes you can sense it right away: it's just a little bit humid in the cabin, or too dry in the holiday home. With the Autonautic Instrumental Minor hygrometer, you can see the humidity at a glance, so you can quickly decide whether to open a window, turn down the heating, or simply ventilate.
This hygrometer is conveniently compact (72x39 mm) , making it perfect for places where you don't want to sacrifice space: at the helm, in the cabin, or in a caravan or camper. The 50 mm dial, on the other hand, is nice and clear, so you don't have to squint. The mineral glass protects the dial well during daily use, and the aluminum casing is available in matte black, chrome, or gold-plated finishes, ranging from sleek modern to classic nautical. Also nice: you can choose a white dial with black indices or a black dial with white indices .
Inside, it uses a synthetic fiber that measures humidity from 10–100% RH . This is handy for a more pleasant indoor climate (and for your woodwork, cushions, and onboard textiles). Combine it with the other Minor instruments and you have a small, stylish set that you can use every day.
Highlights
- Compact: 72×39 mm , ideal for small spaces
- Clearly readable: dial diameter 50 mm
- Humidity measuring range: 10–100% RH
- Durable finish: black matte / chrome / gold plated + mineral glass
- Perfectly matches the Minor series for a calm, maritime look
Autonautic Instrumental barometer 72x39mm - 4 variants, aneroid, nautical, compact
From $103.00
Sometimes you just want to know: is the weather going to change, or will it stay calm? With the Autonautic Instrumental Minor 72 barometer, you always have the air pressure at your fingertips, without having to hang a bulky instrument on the wall. Its compact size (72x39 mm) makes it a perfect fit for your cabin, campervan, or vacation home—small on the wall, but big on looks.
The dial is pleasantly clear (Ø50 mm) with high-contrast numerals and hands, allowing for quick readings. Inside, there's an aneroid barometer mechanism that measures air pressure in both hPa and inches . Convenient for anyone who likes to keep an eye on the weather, whether you're heading out of port or simply enjoying a comfortable day on board.
When it comes to looks, you're in the right place: choose black, chrome, or gold-plated with a white dial , or go for the bold chrome version with a black dial and white numerals. And if you're looking for a beautiful, understated set, combine it with the other Minor instruments for a stylish maritime ensemble.
Benefits (after the first 2 sentences):
- Compact: 72x39 mm, ideal for small spaces
- Clear dial Ø50 mm, easy to read
- Measures air pressure in hPa and inches (960–1060 hPa / 28–31 inches)
- Choice of multiple finishes and dials
- Can be beautifully combined with other Minor instruments
Ship's bell brass - with special hanging bracket and cord, Foresti and Suardi
From $42.00
This brass ship's bell from Foresti and Suardi is a beautiful piece of craftsmanship that brings maritime elegance to any space. Available in three sizes (7.5 cm, 15 cm, and 17.5 cm), it's ideal for use at home by the front door, in the garden on a fence, or on the deck of a boat. The special hanging bracket makes for easy mounting, and the included cord adds a nautical touch to each chime. Perfect as a gift or promotional item for water enthusiasts, as well as for sports and sailing clubs where the sound of a ship's bell sets the tone for events or gatherings. Add a touch of the sea to your space with this classic bell that captures the essence of maritime tradition—a stylish and functional accent that draws attention and evokes the ocean.
At sea, air pressure is your earliest warning system. A falling line on the barograph tells you hours in advance what the horizon still conceals. The Wempe Drum Barograph has proven its worth on board countless ships – not as a gadget, but as a silent companion that never sleeps. A new sheet of paper every week, every line a story of wind, water, and changing weather. This is the instrument experienced sailors trust when the sky starts to lie. The WEMPE drum barograph (265 x 170 x 175 mm) weighs 3100 grams and comes with a writing pen and 52 diagram papers (hPa or inches), one for each week of the year.
The Wempe unified chronometer is a masterpiece of craftsmanship and precision, an investment in timeless quality and refined engineering. For over 75 years, this mechanical instrument has been handcrafted to WEMPE's highest standards, proudly bearing the "Made by Wempe" label. Measuring 200 x 200 x 210 mm, it exudes classic elegance. The casing is crafted from wood with a piano lacquer finish, while the polished brass gimbal ensures stability and balance on any water.
The unique design, with the movement resting on just three pillars, makes this chronometer not only a technical masterpiece but also a true work of art. The white dial with brass details and the transparent plexiglass case offer a full view of the caliber 5 movement, which boasts an impressive 56-hour power reserve.
A "56-hour power reserve" means that once fully wound, the movement can run continuously and accurately for a period of 56 hours before needing to be wound again. The Caliber 5 movement is a specific mechanical movement design by WEMPE, which stands for the unique configuration and high-quality components of this movement.
This exclusive mechanical masterpiece combines the tradition of maritime timekeeping with a modern, refined aesthetic, making it a unique addition to any high-end nautical setting. It's a collector's item, a work of art, with a price tag that reflects its value. In return, you'll receive a work of art from jewelry manufacturer Wempe. These chronometers are available exclusively upon request.
The Wempe Ship's Clock PRO: timeless precision in brass and mahogany. This chronometer combines refinement and reliability in a stylish, highly polished brass clock, securely encased in a mahogany case. With its modest dimensions of 155 x 155 mm and a height of 75 mm, this clock fits perfectly into any premium maritime setting. The front, made of polished brass, features an elegant 80mm white dial with black Roman numerals and clear indexes, creating a luxurious yet easy-to-read appearance.
Powered by a precision quartz movement, the PRO exudes an understated luxury that seamlessly blends with life at sea. At 1.1 kg, the Wempe PRO ship's clock feels robust and durable—the perfect choice for the boater who appreciates quality and craftsmanship. This certified chronometer is designed to stand the test of time, a tribute to the precision that has made Wempe synonymous with top-quality maritime instruments.
The Wempe Pilot comfort meter – a high-quality instrument made of polished stainless steel, measuring 100 x 35 mm. Part of the innovative PILOT series, inspired by modern technology and aviation design, this comfort meter stands out for its sleek lines and reliable performance. Available with a black or white dial, both equipped with white Luminova markings, the instrument offers optimal readability, even in low light.
The Pilot Comfort Meter combines a bi-metal thermometer and a hair hygrometer for precise temperature and humidity measurements, crucial for reliable weather forecasting at sea. The instrument can be placed either hanging or standing and is expandable with a matching barometer and ship's clock. This timeless and functional piece is perfect for those who value modern style and accuracy, with a subtle nod to aviation innovation – a Wempe enduring favorite.
The barometer from the Wempe Pilot Series, available with a black or white dial, is ideal for a modern maritime environment. With a precise aneroid mechanism, this barometer measures air pressure in hPa and provides detailed insight into changing weather conditions. Choose between the stainless steel white version (Pilot V) or the black dial with a stainless steel bezel (Pilot III), depending on your preference.
Equipped with LumiNova indices and a high-quality stainless steel housing, this instrument is a stylish addition to both sailboats and luxury yachts. Thanks to its flexible mounting options—hanging or standing—and expandability with a matching comfort meter and ship's clock, the Wempe Pilot Series offers a perfect balance of functionality and style. It's called the Pilot Series for a reason: a nod to aviation and ready for take-off. The reliable choice for every passionate sailor.
The Wempe Pilot ship's clock, with its stainless steel casing and reliable quartz movement and sliding second hand, is a strikingly striking design. Inspired by iconic aviation design, Wempe offers a timeless and stylish ship's clock with the Pilot series. The clock is available with a black or white dial and features white and gray luminous numerals and hands, respectively. To match its modern look, the clock features round Arabic numerals. Thanks to the white LumiNova markings, the time remains easy to read, even in low light. The clock can be hung or stood upright and can be expanded with a matching barometer and comfort meter. Perfect for on board or at home. This German quality product is not only a practical instrument but also a beautiful addition to any boat or maritime interior. Buy a set of three and enjoy an attractive discount.
The Wempe Skipper is a stylish barometer, mounted on a mahogany or high-gloss lacquered wooden base. With the traditional "Rain," "Change," and "Fair" markings on the white dial, this barometer provides an authentic representation of weather changes. This classic Skipper series instrument is equipped with an aneroid mechanism for measuring atmospheric pressure in hPa and mmHg. The generous 140mm white dial and clear black numerals provide a clear overview of the measured values. The barometer is available in brass/mahogany or chrome/high-gloss black and has a 210mm diameter housing. It is easily opened via the screw cap on the front. Suitable for both maritime environments and the home or office, this instrument is ideal for those who value accurate weather monitoring and navigation support.
The Wempe Skipper is an elegant ship's clock, mounted on a mahogany or high-gloss black lacquered wooden base. The traditional "Rain," "Change," and "Fair" inscriptions on the white dial provide authentic timekeeping. This ship's clock from the Skipper series is equipped with a reliable quartz movement, displaying the time in Roman numerals. The generous 140 mm white dial with clear black numerals offers excellent readability. The clock is available in brass/mahogany or chrome/high-gloss black and has a 210 mm diameter case. Easily opened via the screw cap on the front, this instrument is suitable for maritime environments as well as for the home or office. The Wempe Skipper is the ideal choice for those who value accurate timekeeping and stylish functionality in a single, elegant, timeless design.
Wempe chronometer model 10057 - brass/mahogany, quartz movement, Arabic numerals
The Wempe Chronometer Model 10057: pure time in brass and mahogany. This chronometer combines craftsmanship and precision in a beautiful brass case, stylishly encased in a mahogany case. This nautical masterpiece, with its reliable quartz movement and sleek dial with black Arabic numerals, offers accurate timekeeping according to Wempe's highest standards. With a case diameter of 95 mm and a weight of 3.5 kg, this chronometer meets the inspection standards of the former German Hydrographic Institute (now BSH). The chronometer was used on ships for decades for its extremely accurate timekeeping, which was essential for accurate navigation at sea. Available upon request. This is a timeless beauty, with a sleek and professional appearance, making this chronometer suitable for both professional use and a luxury gift.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Choose precision – Invest in high-quality instruments with accurate measurements. Reliable barometers and hygrometers help you better anticipate weather changes.
- Maintenance is essential – Regular calibration and cleaning extend the life of your instruments and ensure consistent performance. Avoid moisture and extreme temperatures whenever possible.
- Combine multiple instruments – A barometer alone doesn't tell the whole story. Combine a barograph with a hygrometer and compass, for example, for a complete weather and navigation picture.
- Know your readings – Learn to interpret changes in air pressure, humidity levels, and wind direction. Knowledge of meteorology makes your trip safer and more efficient.
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Suitable for home and onboard – These instruments are valuable not only at sea. They also help you track weather patterns and maintain a healthy indoor climate at home.
A well-made barometer, compass, or hygrometer will last for generations and retain its value—both functionally and aesthetically. Moreover, sustainable materials and craftsmanship contribute to a conscious choice for less waste. Choose craftsmanship, precision, and durability. That's investing in security.
By asking the right questions beforehand, you'll make a well-informed choice that suits your sailing style and needs. Here are some important questions to ask yourself before purchasing marine instruments:
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Where will I be sailing? – Coastal waters, inland waters, or open sea? The environment determines which instruments are essential. It also determines which continent and at what altitude, if you want to use the instrument at altitude in the mountains rather than at sea level.
- How often do I use the instruments? Durability and precision are crucial for everyday use, while occasional use may require less stringent requirements. However, a premium-quality instrument is also valuable for less intensive use.
- How big is my boat? – Available space and the type of vessel influence the choice of size, as well as the option for fixed or portable instruments.
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What's my budget? – Invest in quality and reliability, tailored to your boating needs. A good instrument pays for itself in safety and accuracy. However, we understand that everyone has a budget, and we strive to make it achievable within the quality standards we set when selecting products.
- What information is important to me? Do you primarily want weather forecasts, onboard safety, and navigation assistance, or a combination of all of these?
- Where can I mount or place the instrument?
The correct placement of the instrument depends on its location on board or in the home. You can choose wall mounting, ceiling mounting, a deck model, or a floor-standing version, depending on available space and ease of use.
We're happy to help you make the right choice with personalized advice, so you can find a beautiful instrument that suits your needs and aesthetic needs.
Analog : Classic instruments like barometers and compasses that operate without power are reliable under all conditions. They offer a nautical look and often last for generations. A functional and aesthetic choice.
Digital : Electronic instruments provide direct, often detailed measurements and may have additional features, such as data logging and integration with other systems. However, keep in mind that you can always fall back on an analog instrument if there's no power. This is especially important on board or at sea.
Keep analog instruments clean and dry, especially in a saltwater environment. Regular calibration is essential for accurate measurements and precise values. Protection from moisture is also essential. Regularly check the mounting on board to minimize shock and vibration. For example, remove the battery from an instrument if it is battery-powered and you will not be using it for an extended period. This prevents leakage and damage. Do not hang the instrument in direct sunlight. Our advice: treat your boat instrument as you would a watch. Regular maintenance is important. Use the Studio Maritime maintenance kit for this.
This depends on the location and type of instrument. Wall mounting is ideal for barometers and clocks, while compasses require vibration-free placement. For portable instruments, sturdy storage solutions are recommended. Our products indicate which mounting method is applicable and which screws or mounting hardware are included. Have any questions? Feel free to contact us.

