Plastimo ship's clocks, barometers & nautical instruments

For over sixty years, Plastimo has been known for its reliable ship clocks, barometers, and marine weather instruments. The collection ranges from compact 3-inch instruments to generous 6-inch versions, complete instrument sets, and classic barographs. With an instrument made of warm polished brass or stylish matte chrome, each instrument is designed for a life on board and a timeless look at home or in the office. Within the entire collection, you will find the 3-inch, 4-inch, 4.5-inch, 6-inch series, as well as special editions such as the extra-large weather station and the barograph for special measurements. Plastimo has been proving for generations that quality doesn't have to be complicated. We have been an official dealer for over 20 years, so for advice, Studio Maritime is the right place to be.

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Frequently asked questions

That mainly depends on the available space and the aesthetic you are looking for. The 3-inch series is compact and subtle, while the 4 and 4.5-inch series have a bit more presence. With its large size, the 6-inch series is designed to be seen and is a real eye-catcher on the wall.

No. Of course, they are designed with water sports in mind, but it is precisely the classic nautical design that makes them exceptionally suitable for an office, restaurant, holiday home or living room. Especially the heavier brass versions are beautiful interior pieces

A barometer measures air pressure. A weather station combines multiple meteorological functions in one instrument. A barograph goes a step further and records air pressure changes over a longer period. Which one is best suited thus mainly depends on what you want to do with it and how you intend to use the instrument.

Over the years, Plastimo has built a strong reputation in water sports. Their instruments are robust, easy to read, and have a classic nautical design. Furthermore, Plastimo offers an attractive price for a truly marine instrument.

That is precisely one of the most appealing aspects of the collection. For example, by combining a ship's clock with a barometer, or by placing multiple instruments from the same series next to each other, a beautiful and cohesive whole is created. Pay particular attention to the same series and diameter if you want to create a truly uniform set.