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 Wempe Bremen II barometer is more than just an instrument; it's a nautical work of art for true connoisseurs of precision and elegance. With a pure white dial and black indices, you can read the atmospheric pressure at a glance, displayed in both hPa and mmHg. Thanks to the practical front opening, you can easily adjust settings without removing the instrument from the wall – perfect for any setting, from the cabin to the office.
With a solid brass casing, available in high-gloss lacquer or chrome plating, this barometer exudes solidity and craftsmanship. For over 20 years, the Bremen II barometer has been a crown jewel in the Wempe collection, beloved for its accuracy and indestructible beauty. For those who accept nothing less than perfection in atmospheric measurements, this barometer offers a statement of quality and style.
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.
Several brass measuring instruments together on a 350 mm teak holder: the complete weather picture as one wall object. Teak and brass are shipbuilding's oldest friends - here they hang together on your wall.
The barometer in the large 220 mm format: aneroid measurement, brass housing, a scale that can be read from a distance. The natural companion to the 6-inch ship's clock, together they fill a wall as a bridge should look. Measures air pressure from 930 to 1070 hPa (700–800 mmHg) with classic weather indications: Stormy, Rain, Change, Fair, and Very Dry. And because of its size, the porthole has two openings, which also gives it its charm.
The Plastimo barograph does what no barometer can: it remembers. With an accurate aneroid mechanism, a stylus continuously records the atmospheric pressure on a rotating paper drum. This allows you to see not only the current atmospheric pressure, but also how the weather has developed over the past few days. A classic maritime instrument that has been used for generations on board, at home and in weather stations.
Plastimo's largest: 220 mm (8.66 inch) brass casing with Roman numerals and quartz movement. This size is found on the bridge of charter boats, in port offices, and above the fireplace of those who never let go of the helm at home. It is readable across an entire room. It indicates the time in Roman numerals on a dial, and due to its size, the porthole has two openings with a classic ring, which also gives it its charm.
This indicator does not run on the sun but on the moon: one cycle in 12 hours and 25 minutes, from high tide to low tide and back. 130 mm matte chrome casing, matching the rest of the 4-inch series. For anyone who lives on, sails on, or runs aground on tidal waters.
Tide clock in the royal 4.5-inch size: 140 mm brass casing, hand that follows the rhythm of the moon in 12 hours and 25 minutes. Large enough to see the tide from the dining table — the most consulted instrument of all in the beach house.
The Plastimo 4.5 inch ship's clock strikes the perfect balance between compact and striking. Its 140 mm (5.51 inch) brass casing, classic Roman numerals, and reliable quartz movement give this clock a timeless nautical appearance. Ideal for those seeking a bit more presence than the 3-inch series, without the bulk of the 6-inch model.
The Plastimo 4 inch barometer combines a 130mm (5.12 inch) matte chrome-plated brass casing with an accurate aneroid mechanism. Without batteries or maintenance, it continuously measures changes in atmospheric pressure, allowing you to anticipate weather changes in time.
The Plastimo 4.5-inch barometer combines a generous 140 mm (5.51 inch) brass case with an accurate aneroid mechanism. With no batteries or fluids, it continuously measures changes in air pressure, while the larger dial provides excellent readability. Perfect for combining with the 4.5-inch ship's clock and thermo-hygrometer.
The Plastimo 4-inch Ship's Clock combines a modern look with reliable engineering. The 130 mm matte chrome-plated brass casing, clear white dial, and accurate battery-operated quartz movement make this clock a stylish choice for onboard, home, or office. While polished brass attracts attention, matte chrome creates a calm combination with stainless steel, composite, and light wood types.
A compact 120 mm brass ship's clock, available in brass or matt chrome, with an alarm function: the alarm clock that looks like an instrument. For the cabin where the tide, the bridge opening, or the changing of the watch determines what time you have to get up, not your phone. And it's battery-powered, so it's not dependent on electricity.Equipped with a precise quartz movement with integrated alarm function. The dial shows the time in a 24-hour format with large numbers from 0 to 12 and smaller Arabic numerals from 13 to 24. Recognizable by the 'Quartz Alarm' designation on the dial.
The Plastimo 35886 is designed according to the familiar porthole principle, with a substantial brass housing and a matte chrome layer that helps reduce annoying glare. This makes this ship's clock particularly suitable for mounting in a wheelhouse, cabin, dashboard, or a maritime interior where light conditions vary. The 80mm white dial keeps the time display clear and calm, while the quartz mechanism requires little maintenance and runs reliably.
What strongly distinguishes this model within the range is the front opening. For a battery change or setting the time, you don't have to unscrew the clock first. This is practical on board, but also pleasant in a home, office, or hospitality environment. With its installation height of approximately 50 mm and base diameter of 120 mm, this clock has visible weight and presence. It is a classic Plastimo model that has been appreciated for years for its solid construction, recognizable form, and durable usability.
Barigo Orion Instrument Set 102 mm – Ship's Clock, Barometer and Comfortmeter, Black
The Orion has an appearance not found in classic instruments: a deep black dial, crisp white markers, and a polished stainless steel bezel, modern, serene, and instantly recognizable as yacht-class. Three measurements that matter daily: time, atmospheric pressure (± 2 hPa), and indoor climate. All three Ø102 mm, 35 mm deep, neatly arranged side-by-side on the wall.
Barigo Orion instrument set 102 mm – ship's clock, barometer and comfortmeter, white
Where the black Orion is industrial, this one is bright and clean. Silver-white dial, black numerals, polished stainless steel rim, modern yet more accessible in tone. Three daily measurements that matter: time, air pressure (± 2 hPa), and indoor climate. All three Ø 102 mm, 35 mm deep, neatly arranged side-by-side on the wall.
The Plastimo 3-inch is designed according to the trusted porthole principle, with a substantial brass casing and a variant in a matte chrome finish or glossy brass color. This makes this ship's clock particularly suitable for installation in a wheelhouse, cabin, dashboard, or any maritime interior where lighting varies. The 80mm white dial keeps the time display clear and calm, while the quartz mechanism requires little maintenance and runs reliably.
What strongly distinguishes this model within the range is the front opening. For a battery change or resetting the time, you don't first have to unscrew the clock. This is practical on board, but also pleasant at home, in the office, or in a hospitality environment. With its construction height of approximately 50 mm and base diameter of 120 mm, this clock has visible weight and presence. It is a classic Plastimo model that has been appreciated for years for its solid construction, recognizable shape, and durable usability.
Two hands, one glance, and you know the indoor climate. The Star measures temperature and humidity on one white dial with a comfort zone, mechanically and without a battery. This new version has an opening on the front for easy calibration. Casing 110 x 45 mm, dial Ø 85 mm, 290 g. In polished stainless steel or brass.
The Barigo 386 combines a barometer, thermometer, hygrometer and ship's clock on a solid mahogany wall plate — white dial, black hands, calm and easy to read. The instruments are rotatable and can be positioned vertically, making installation in any setup easy. Polished brass on mahogany or chrome on high-gloss black lacquered mahogany.
The Cap Horizon Racing weather station is a compact nautical measuring instrument for those who want to read air pressure, temperature, and humidity clearly in one well-organized unit. The brushed stainless steel casing gives the instrument a technical and durable appearance, while the black dial with diagonal structure and red accents provides a sleek, modern signature.
What immediately stands out is the balanced layout of the three individual gauges. Barometer, thermometer, and hygrometer are elegantly placed and, despite the compact size, remain clearly distinguishable from each other. This makes this weather station not only practical to use, but also visually stronger than many standard combination gauges. The dial is also distinguished by a fine matte black-dark grey line structure with a subtle carbon look, which gives this weather station a more technical and modern character.
With a diameter of 125 mm and a depth of 40 mm, this model is perfectly suited for offices, hospitality venues, coastal homes, or interiors with a maritime character. A technical instrument with calm precision and a clear presence.
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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.
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