Diagram paper for the Plastimo barograph, 100 sheets: with a weekly change, almost two years of registration. The paper is half of the instrument — without a sheet, no archive.

Replacement fiber-tipped pen for the Plastimo barograph. A barograph is only as good as its pen: if the line becomes faint or jagged, it's not a defect but a worn tip – and this is the solution.

The barograph does what no barometer can: it remembers. A pen continuously records the pressure trend on a paper drum, so you don't just see a single reading but the whole story of the past few days—each depression as a valley, each high as a hill. Traditional design, as it has stood for generations on ships and in studies.

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 large pair in one order: the 220mm ship's clock with Roman numerals and the matching aneroid barometer, both in brass. For a wall that demands a statement, on the bridge, in the office, above the fireplace, or in the hall of a harbour pavilion. But this is also a nautical statement on board. Due to its size, the porthole has two openings, which also gives it its extra charm.

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.

Plastimo's largest: 220 mm brass casing with Roman numerals and quartz movement. This size is found on the bridge of charter ships, in port offices, and above the fireplace of those who don't let go of the helm at home. It's readable across the entire room. Indicates the time in Roman numerals on a dial. Due to its size, the porthole has two openings, which also gives it its charm.

Temperature and relative humidity on one 140 mm dial, encased in brass. The large thermo-hygrometer for those who take indoor climate seriously: mould-free cushions start with knowing what the air is doing. Measures temperatures from -25°C to +45°C and relative humidity from 10% to 90%. The combined analogue dial provides a quick overview of temperature and humidity for a comfortable indoor climate on board or at home.

Aneroid barometer 140mm: the same powerless technique as its smaller siblings, but with a scale that you can read from the other side of the cabin. Brass casing, matching the 4.5-inch clock and comfort meter.

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 largest round wall-mounted size before the 6-inch: 140mm brass case, Roman numerals, quartz movement. This is the Plastimo for those who find the 3-inch too modest and the 6-inch too dominant — the golden mean in gleaming brass.

Thermo-hygrometer in the 4-inch line: temperature and relative humidity combined on 130 mm, in matte chrome-plated brass. Indoor climate on board is not a luxury concept; it's the difference between a dry cabin and a damp night. Measures temperatures from -25°C to +45°C and relative humidity from 10% to 90%. The combined analogue dial provides an at-a-glance overview of temperature and humidity for a comfortable indoor climate on board or at home.

Aneroid barometer in the matt chrome 4-inch version: 130 mm, no power, no maintenance. The hand registers what the air is doing; you decide whether to take shorts or long trousers.

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.

The 4-inch series is Plastimo's modern line: 130 mm case in matte chrome-plated brass, clear dial, quartz movement. Where polished brass tells a story, matte chrome remains silent — and looks beautiful next to stainless steel, composite, and light wood.

The complete 3-inch series mounted on one wooden board: ship's clock, barometer, and thermo/hygrometer in brass, aligned and ready to hang. One drill hole instead of three measurements — and the whole thing immediately looks like an intended ensemble.

Two measurements in one 120 mm housing: temperature and relative humidity, directly readable without power. In a boat or camper, this is the instrument that predicts condensation before your mattresses feel it. Available in brass and matte chrome-plated brass, matching the rest of the 3-inch series. Measures temperatures from -25°C to +45°C and relative humidity from 10% to 90%. The combined analog dial provides an at-a-glance insight into temperature and humidity for a comfortable indoor climate on board or at home.

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.

This Plastimo ship's clock with radio silence is designed in the familiar porthole model and combines classic shipbuilding logic with practical everyday use. The casing is made of solid brass and is available in two finishes: warm brass or matte chrome-plated brass. Both versions have the same solid dimensions with a 120mm casing, an 80mm dial, and an approximate build height of 50mm, keeping the clock compact yet clearly present on a wall, bulkhead, or dashboard. It displays time in a 24-hour format with large numerals from 0 to 12 and smaller Arabic numerals from 13 to 24. The dial features the traditional red and green radio silence zones, a classic maritime detail that refers to historical emergency and safety communication at sea.

What makes this model special are the four silent zones on the dial. These refer to the traditional periods of radio silence, intended to make emergency calls more audible. This gives the clock not only a functional nautical detail but also more character than a standard quartz ship's clock. The front features bevelled glass and can be opened from the front. This makes maintenance, battery changes, and time correction noticeably easier, especially when permanently mounted on board or in interior projects with a maritime signature.