For those seeking a stylish and complete maritime set, this combination of the Barigo 650MBL quartz clock and the 350MBL baro-thermo-hygrometer is a surefire hit. Both instruments are crafted from brushed stainless steel with an elegant black dial and white Arabic numerals, creating a modern, nautical look that looks perfect both on board and at home. Ideal for yachts and modern interiors. With a generous 162 mm diameter and a clear analog display, these instruments are not only functional but also a real eye-catcher. The combination of a precise quartz movement and a mechanical weather station, featuring a barometer, hygrometer, and thermometer all in one, guarantees reliability and ease of use. Thanks to the convenient mounting system—the openings on the back—both are easy to install on the wall. Made in Germany and featuring high-quality materials such as mineral glass and stainless steel, this duo is a lasting investment for those who appreciate precision, maritime design, and craftsmanship. A beloved set among boat owners and yacht enthusiasts, appreciated for its stylish appearance, reliable technology, and timeless maritime class.
Ship's bells that brave the ocean
Our collection of ship clocks: from nautical showpieces for on board to modern, timeless clocks for the home. Add maritime luxury to your interior on your boat or at home, and keep track of time in style – for proud sailors and sailors who appreciate stylish interiors. From traditional mechanical clocks that you simply wind to tide clocks that help you navigate, our ship's clocks are both practical and aesthetically pleasing. Made from high-quality materials like brass, stainless steel, and chrome-plated brass, they can withstand the challenges of life at sea. Choose from a variety of designs and sizes, from classic porthole clocks to modern, sporty styles. What suits you best?
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The sweeping second hand glides silently over the black dial — no tick, no distraction. LumiNova indexes ensure readability in the dark without illumination. Japanese quartz movement, anodized aluminum casing with brass accents. 130mm casing, 100mm dial, 65mm height.
Weems & Plath Gimbal Box Clock – classic brass clock in a luxurious wooden box
€489,00
Some clocks tick. This one tells stories. The Weems & Plath Gimbal Box Clock 701100 pays tribute to the classic marine chronometers trusted by generations of sailors. Crafted from solid forged brass, it's something you can see and feel. Inside, a reliable German quartz movement ensures accurate timekeeping. At the heart of this clock is a traditional polished brass gimbal with a locking arm. Thanks to this clever system, the clock always remains perfectly horizontal, even when the surface shifts. The center of gravity remains below the suspension point, ensuring smoothness and stability. Functionality with a historic touch.
The clock rests in a square, solid wood box with a warm mahogany finish and polished brass fittings. A combination that fits effortlessly into a nautical interior, a classic office, or a modern living space with character. As icing on the cake, this clock comes with a battery and a lifetime warranty, and includes a plate for personalization. That is craftsmanship.
Advantages
• Always remains stable due to the gimbal system
• Solid brass for a luxurious look
• Accurate and silent quartz timekeeping
• Personalizable for a unique gift
• Lifetime guarantee on quality
For the true nautical enthusiast, no winding required, for ultimate ease of use. The bell is not just a decoration. Cast according to the principles of the clockmakers' guild, from 0.8 mm copper discs, shaped by skilled hands, the sound proves it. Quartz movement, solid brass or chrome, dial in Arabic or Roman numerals. A clock you hear and see.
The Barigo Sky Thermo-Hygrometer is a classic and precise instrument for monitoring temperature and humidity. It's beautifully lightweight and made of polished stainless steel. This new design features two elegant circles: the upper one displays the temperature in degrees Celsius, while the lower one accurately displays the humidity.
With a clear scale on the 85 mm dial, reading the (indoor) climate is a breeze. The sturdy 110 mm x 32 mm case and light weight of 105 grams make this instrument both compact and robust.
Manufactured in Germany by Barigo , this thermohygrometer guarantees precision and reliability. Ideal for onboard, at home, or in the office. The SkyThermo-Hygrometer helps you effortlessly maintain a pleasant indoor climate. Choose timeless design, German quality, and optimal comfort.
This low-maintenance Weems & Plath Bluewater barometer is perfect for anyone who takes the sea and the weather seriously. Featuring a fully adjustable, temperature-compensated aneroid mechanism and clear inch and millibar scales, it measures accurately up to 1,500 feet above sea level. Its splashproof, corrosion-resistant, high-quality black resin housing makes it ideal for marine environments. With a modern, timeless black housing and white dial, it's easy to read. The scratch-resistant glass and glare-resistant matte finish ensure durability and optimal ease of use. An O-ring seal makes the barometer extra resistant to moisture. Includes mounting hardware, clear instructions, and Weems & Plath's limited lifetime warranty. Practical and stylish, for anyone who wants to understand the weather and the sea. Excellent value for money. In short, a perfect modern barometer for every skipper.
The Weems & Plath Porthole desk weather station (355 x 152 x 32 mm) is the perfect gift for yourself or a loved one. This complete weather station combines a quartz clock, barometer, and comfort meter (thermometer/hygrometer) in a single nautical masterpiece. It's designed not only to accurately track weather changes but also to enhance your space.
The solid mahogany base and polished brass finish provide a luxurious look, while the flexible design allows the weather station to be mounted horizontally on a wall or placed freestanding on a desk or shelf.
The set comes with an engraved brass plaque, an N-battery, and assembly instructions, so you can install and personalize it right away. This weather station is a stylish and practical addition to any room and an ideal gift for special occasions. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts.
The Weems & Plath Endurance II Quartz Ship's Clock offers the perfect balance of elegance and functionality. With its classic porthole design, convenient front opening, and maintenance-free high-gloss brass finish, this clock is a nautical gem. The white dial with black Arabic numerals provides clear and accurate timekeeping. Available in three sizes (120 mm, 150 mm, and 180 mm), this clock is weatherproof and resistant to scratches and tarnishing, ensuring it will retain its beauty for years to come. The reliable quartz movement offers easy adjustment and battery changes thanks to the convenient front opening. Whether you're at sea or display it in your home, the Endurance II Ship's Clock is an iconic piece that honors maritime traditions with modern precision.
The Navigator II instruments, now mounted on a sandblasted aluminum plank measuring 300 × 150 mm. Quartz ship's clock with sweeping second hand, double aneroid barometer, thermometer, and hygrometer — all in one line, one finish, one mounting. LumiNova indices, matt black anodized aluminum. Can also be used freestanding on a desk with two additional pins.
Those who live with water don't just watch the time, but also the tides. The Fischer 103TD Tide Clock helps you plan ahead by clearly and concisely displaying the high and low tides. No charts, no apps. Just a simple hand that tells you what the water will do. It features a convenient closure and a generously sized 165mm case.
This tide clock operates based on the average lunar cycle of 12 hours and 25 minutes. This makes it ideal for coastal areas where the tide plays a significant role in daily life. Whether you're sailing, fishing, or at home, you want to know when the tide is rising or receding. Or when it's time to go surfing.
It's also practical. Thanks to the clever bayonet lock on the back, you can change the battery quickly and without tools. Open, replace, and you're done. Just the way you want it.
Fischer manufactures this clock in Germany, with an eye for precision and durability. The generous 165 mm dial is protected by clear mineral glass, ensuring excellent readability. The polished or chrome-plated brass case gives the clock a classic nautical look that never gets old.
The 103TD is part of the Fischer 103 series and combines perfectly with the barometer, thermometer, hygrometer, and quartz clock from the same line. Together, they form a stylish wall-mounted set that brings tranquility, clarity, and a maritime feel to any cabin, dockside, or living room.
A good ship's clock should be reliable, easy to read, and above all, easy to use. The Fischer 103U Quartz ship's clock effortlessly meets all three requirements. This is a clock for those who appreciate quality and want to see the time clearly at a glance.
Thanks to the clever bayonet lock, you can open the watch with a single, smooth twist. No screwdrivers, no fiddling around. Changing the battery is quick and hassle-free. Just the way you want it on board, but just as convenient at home.
Fischer builds this clock in Germany, with the precision the brand has been known for decades. The reliable quartz movement ensures accurate timekeeping, day in and day out. The generous 165mm dial is protected by clear mineral glass, ensuring the time remains clearly legible, even in changing light.
The casing is made of polished or chrome-plated brass, giving the clock its timeless, nautical look. It's equally at home in a cabin or wheelhouse as it is in a living room, office, or conservatory with a maritime flair.
Want more than just the time? The 103U is part of the Fischer 103 series and pairs perfectly with the matching barometer, thermometer, hygrometer, or tide clock. Together, they create a harmonious wall set that exudes tranquility, clarity, and character.
The ship's bell gives this clock its voice, and the chiming of the bells marks the rhythm on board, as it always has. Choose from a Swiss mechanical movement with 8 days power reserve or a German quartz battery movement. Housing 185 mm in brass or polished stainless steel, dial 125 mm. Brass with black hands, chrome with black or blue hands.
The Barigo 601.5 marine clock is a unique piece from the exclusive Pentable Collection , where craftsmanship and design complement each other perfectly. This clock is designed for those with an eye for detail and an appreciation for timeless maritime style.
The black dial with white numerals offers a bright contrast, making the time easy to read even from a distance. Behind the minimalist design lies German precision : the reliable quartz movement guarantees accurate timekeeping, day after day.
The nickel-plated brass frame is lightweight, durable, and corrosion-resistant, making it ideal for use on board, at home, or in the office. Its compact design makes mounting easy, while the polished finish gives the clock a luxurious look that complements any interior.
Why choose the Barigo 601.5 marine clock?
- Unique design from the Pentable Collection: maritime, modern and exclusive.
- German precision: quartz mechanism for reliable timekeeping.
- Rustproof & durable: Nickel-plated brass, resistant to sea air and moisture.
- Compact & elegant: Ø 104 mm, easy to assemble.
- Perfect to combine: forms a harmonious whole with other Barigo instruments.
A stylish statement on its own, but also beautifully combined with other instruments from the Barigo Pentable series , such as the weather station. Style, precision and character at sea and on shore.
Looking for a new winding key for your mechanical ship's clock? At Studio Maritime, you'll find the right key, specially designed for brands like Schatz, Wempe, Barigo, and Weems & Plath. With two sizes available, we offer a solution for both modern and classic mechanical ship's clocks.
The 3.1 mm key is perfect for ship clocks with the Hermle movement (type W0132.071), a common mechanism used by the aforementioned renowned brands. Do you have an older ship clock? Then the 4 mm key is the right choice, ideal for clocks with a larger diameter.
Not sure about the right size? Our expert customer service team is ready to help. This way, you can be sure you choose a key that fits your clock perfectly. Explore our selection and keep your ship's clock in top condition.
Chelsea Clock mechanical ship's clock – brass, ship's bell, luxury, 4.5" 6" 8.5"
From €3.690,00
If you're looking for luxury and maritime history in a single instrument, the Chelsea Clock Ship's Bell is the ultimate choice. This mechanical ship's bell is an icon among sea lovers and is entirely handcrafted in Boston. You can choose from three sizes: 4.5 inches (11.4 cm), 6 inches (15.2 cm), and 8.5 inches (21.6 cm).
What makes this clock special is its refined interior. Behind the hand-silvered dial lies a fully mechanical movement made of 290 brass parts , equipped with an 11-jewel movement . This not only ensures unprecedented precision but also makes the clock suitable for generations to come – it's literally an heirloom.
Every thirty minutes, you'll hear the classic Ship's Bell rhythm, a tradition used on board for centuries to mark the watch. With ascending strokes every half hour and eight strokes at the end of the watch (at 4, 8, and 12 o'clock), the bell produces a warm, full sound that immediately evokes a maritime atmosphere.
The case is crafted from solid polished brass and features a hinged bezel for easy winding and maintenance. Thanks to its high-quality finish, the clock fits seamlessly into both classic living rooms and modern interiors.
The Ship's Bell's appearance and durability make it an ideal wedding gift, anniversary gift, or a special acknowledgment . It can be combined with a wooden base for placement on a mantelpiece or desk. All Chelsea Clock instruments are made to order , ensuring you always receive a unique piece, produced especially for you. Please note special order terms and delivery times. Also available in nickel.
Chelsea Clock ship's clock with ship's bell 145 mm x 89 mm – 4 1/2 inch, quartz, solid brass
€1.499,00
The Chelsea Clock Quartz ship's clock with bell is crafted with the same precision as a luxury watch. This means you're buying more than just a clock, but a piece of craftsmanship that will last for generations. The solid polished brass feels solid, exudes class, and fits perfectly into nautical decor – both at home and on board.
The ship's bell function follows the classic Ship's Bell rhythm, giving you that instantly recognizable maritime atmosphere with every chime. Thanks to the German quartz movement, the clock runs accurately and requires no maintenance, ideal for reliable timekeeping on your boat or in your cabin. The aluminum dial with black Arabic numerals and a red second hand remains easy to read.
Great: the bezel is removable, making it easy to replace the battery yourself. The brass retains its shine with occasional polishing with a soft cloth. For even more personality, you can have the clock engraved or add a wooden base for placement on a desk or mantelpiece.
Chelsea Clock instruments are made to order – meaning you receive a unique piece, handcrafted since 1897.
Please take into account special order conditions and delivery time.
The Barigo Viking ship's clock is the largest classic clock from the renowned German manufacturer. With an impressive 155 x 35 mm, it makes a statement on board or at home. The 130 mm dial is clearly legible and available in various versions: Arabic numerals or a version with radio silence zones. The high-quality case, in brass or polished stainless steel, is subtly accentuated by a small circular detail at the center of the hands. The 12-hour and 24-hour time display combines large Arabic numerals (1-12) with smaller numbers (13-24) below.
For a complete nautical set, combine the clock with the matching Viking barometer. The silent quartz movement, also made in Germany, ensures accurate timekeeping without the annoying ticking—ideal for cabins, offices, or serene living spaces.
Made in Germany with over 80 years of craftsmanship, the Barigo Viking ship's clock is a robust and stylish choice for lovers of nautical design and top quality.
The Regatta is one of our best-selling ship's clocks, and that surprises no one who has held it in their hands. Silent quartz movement, robust brass or chrome casing, three dial options, and that timeless 125 x 40 mm format that is as at home on board as it is in the living room. An excellent choice for both on board and at home.
The Tempo is silent, reliable, and timeless. It is one of the most compact ship clocks. Quartz movement without ticking, casing 110 mm, white dial 85 mm. Available in polished brass or stainless steel, with Roman numerals, Arabic numerals, or a radio silence dial. Wall mounting via screw opening at the back. More than 80 years of German craftsmanship in a clock that always looks good.
This low-maintenance Weems & Plath Bluewater tide clock keeps track of the ocean's time with precision and style. The red tide indicator provides quick insight into the tide's position, ideal for boaters. Calibration can be easily adjusted for other tidal areas, such as the Pacific Ocean or the Gulf of Mexico, or elsewhere. The corrosion-resistant, splashproof housing made of high-quality black resin is designed for durability. With a modern, timeless black case and white dial, it's easy to read. The matte finish prevents glare, and the O-ring seal protects against moisture. Mounting hardware and clear instructions are included. Reliable, low-maintenance, and designed for those who always want to stay on course with the sea. An excellent balance between quality and price. The ideal tide clock, wherever your course lies.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Ten tips for choosing your perfect ship's clock
Want to keep track of time on board in style? Follow these handy tips to find the ideal ship's clock, perfect for your needs and space.
1. Location is key.
Measure the space where the clock will be installed and check if there is room for additional gadgets such as a barometer or weather station.
2. Note the diameter.
The clock size ranges from 72mm to 270mm – choose the size that suits your space.
3. Size of the dial.
A larger clock face makes the clock easier to read, so choose a size that suits you. This also depends on the available space in your cabin or living room. And consider carefully whether you want to hang a matching nautical instrument.
4. Functionality.
Do you want just the time or also extras such as tides, a silent clock or a ship's bell?
5. Choose your scale.
Arabic or Roman numerals, or a unique dial such as the Corum flags from the Wempe Regatta series.
6. Quartz or mechanical clock?
Quartz is convenient with a battery, while mechanical clocks are hand-wound – a classic for craftsmanship!
7. Your style.
Porthole, closed watch, or a sporty limited edition? White or black dial? Casing color? Choose what best complements your boat or nautical style. It's a sustainable choice, so it should be well worth the investment.
8. Material and weight.
Brass, stainless steel, aluminium or even carbon fibre – the material determines not only the look, but also the weight.
A ship's clock is an essential timekeeping instrument on board, not only for keeping time but also for navigation and tides. It helps you calculate arrival times and manage wait times on board. Furthermore, the ship's clock is a stylish addition to your vessel, clearly visible from various angles. Usually made of brass, chrome-plated brass, or stainless steel, these materials are resistant to corrosion and the humid conditions at sea.
Ship clocks are specifically designed for the maritime environment and are therefore robust and resistant to the elements at sea, such as shocks. They feature a nautical design, such as a classic ship style or a mechanical winding system. In addition, ship clocks offer features such as tide or dual time zones, which are not usually found in conventional clocks. Conventional clocks are more often designed for home or office use and are less resistant to the harsh conditions at sea. The main differences, therefore, lie in the materials, design, and functionality.
Some ship's clocks come with screws so you can hang them directly in the pre-drilled holes. Other brands offer a convenient wall-mounting system: first attach the wall mount with screws and then simply hang the ship's clock over it. This system makes adjusting the time, such as for time zones, tides, or daylight saving time, much easier.
There are several types of mechanisms, two of which we offer at Studio Maritime. A mechanical movement, which works with a winding system, is typical for classic ship clocks and traditional clocks. It requires manual winding, usually every 7-8 days. A quartz movement, on the other hand, requires batteries, is highly accurate, and requires little maintenance.
A glass-striking clock is a traditional ship's clock with a ship's bell. The bells of this clock follow the traditional schedule of ship watches, which last four hours and are divided into eight.
Half hours. Each half hour is indicated by one additional bell, increasing from one bell
after the first half hour until eight, after four o'clock the watch ends. So
crew members can tell how far their watch has progressed by the number of bells
is, without having to look at a clock, since four bells, for example
Two hours after the start of a watch. A clock striking the glass is available with a mechanical (with a winding key) or quartz movement (battery-operated).
A tide clock follows the lunar cycle and shows the moment of high or low tide. The needle at the top indicates high tide.
The pointer at the bottom indicates low tide. The pointer moves continuously so you can see
whether the water rises or falls.
The unique radio room ship's clock, with its iconic green and red silent sectors, takes you back to the days of early maritime radio and telegraphy communications. The clock has colored sectors that indicate when Morse code (red sectors) or radio telegraphy (green sectors) is active. It was used to synchronize communication time, so radio operators knew when to listen or transmit. Today, the ship's clock with silent sectors, also known as a radio room, is a valuable collector's item for maritime history enthusiasts. A unique tribute to early maritime technology, it deserves a valuable place in your collection.