Cap Horizon Racing Tide Clock 110-125mm - Stainless steel with carbon look dial, red or blue accent - 110 mm
Cap Horizon
Cap Horizon Racing Tide Clock 110-125mm - Stainless steel with carbon look dial, red or blue accent
17900
€179,00
The Cap Horizon Racing tide clock translates the rhythm of ebb and flow into a compact nautical instrument with a more modern, technical look than the classic version. The brushed stainless steel case combines with a black dial featuring a fine matte black-dark grey line structure and a subtle carbon look, which gives the whole more depth and character. The scale is clearly laid out and easy to read, with clear markings for high and low tide. This makes this tide clock suitable not only for a coastal home or on board, but also for an office, hospitality or an interior with a maritime signature.
The Racing version is available in 110 mm and 125 mm. The 110 mm variant has blue accents on the dial, while the 125 mm version has red accents for a slightly bolder look on the wall. It is precisely this combination of tide function, dark face and sleeker lines that gives this instrument more individuality. A nautical wall piece with visible character, made for a fixed place where the rhythm of water really counts.
Cap Horizon Racing Tide Clock 110-125mm - Stainless steel with carbon look dial, red or blue accent
SKU: RC085B400NXS
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17900
€179,00
Tide clock with calm precision for coast and inland.
○ Analog ○ No power required
The Racing tide clock is made for those who seek the classic tide instrument, but with more excitement in its execution. The black dial with a fine line structure and subtle carbon look gives this model a more technical face, while the color accents per size provide a unique signature. Easy to read, functional in use, and just a bit tougher on the wall.
The Cap Horizon Racing tide clock translates the rhythm of ebb and flow into a compact nautical instrument with a more modern, technical look than the classic version. The brushed stainless steel case combines with a black dial featuring a fine matte black-dark grey line structure and a subtle carbon look, which gives the whole more depth and character. The scale is clearly laid out and easy to read, with clear markings for high and low tide. This makes this tide clock suitable not only for a coastal home or on board, but also for an office, hospitality or an interior with a maritime signature.
The Racing version is available in 110 mm and 125 mm. The 110 mm variant has blue accents on the dial, while the 125 mm version has red accents for a slightly bolder look on the wall. It is precisely this combination of tide function, dark face and sleeker lines that gives this instrument more individuality. A nautical wall piece with visible character, made for a fixed place where the rhythm of water really counts.
The Racing tide clock is made for those who seek the classic tide instrument, but with more excitement in its execution. The black dial with a fine line structure and subtle carbon look gives this model a more technical face, while the color accents per size provide a unique signature. Easy to read, functional in use, and just a bit tougher on the wall.
• Clean the casing with a soft, dry cloth.
• Do not use abrasive or aggressive cleaning agents.
• Place the clock in a dry indoor area.
• Keep the glass and dial dust-free for optimal readability.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture and direct heat sources.
• Why choose a tide clock if I already have a regular clock?
A regular clock shows the time. A tide clock shows the ebb and flow of the tide. This makes it a supplementary nautical instrument for anyone who wants to visualize the rhythm of the water.
• How do you set a tide clock?
Set the clock to the time of local high tide. From that point, the clock will follow the rhythm of ebb and flow. Small local deviations are normal.
• Is a tide clock practical for every boat?
Not always. A tide clock works most logically in a fixed location or in a fixed tidal area. Anyone who frequently sails between different ports or coastal areas will need to reset the clock regularly.
• Is a tide clock equally accurate everywhere?
No, a tide clock provides a useful approximation of the tide, but local conditions can influence the actual times of high and low tide.
• Where does this tide clock come into its own?
Especially in a coastal home, harbor office, hospitality space, or interior with a maritime signature, and on boats that remain in a fixed tidal area.
