38cm Black Nautical Weather Station With Quartz Time & Tide Clock & Barometer By FISCHER

A Barometer & Time & Tide Clock In One

Both stylish and functional, this Nautical Weather Station Set is 100% made in Germany by world-renowned experts Fischer, and has been designed to help you keep an eye on the weather at all times. 

This set features two separate instruments made from high quality materials that are built to last a lifetime, including a quartz time & tide clock, and a barometer. Both instruments feature a white dial with easy to read information, protected by a flange bezel in chromed brass. Both instruments have been set neatly in a black timber board that can be easily mounted on the wall.

This maritime weather set has been manufactured with meticulous precision and attention to detail, using robust and high-quality materials that make it not only appealing in looks, but also suitable for real-world applications. It is an excellent gift idea that will keep on giving for many years to come. 

Measurements: Individual instruments: 13cm diameter; timber board: 38cm (l) x 20cm (h)

Components:

Quartz Time & Tide Clock: This eye-catching time & tide clock houses a highly precise and reliable quartz battery, offering the convenience of being able to keep an eye on the current tidal cycle and the time all from the one instrument. Please note, the tide clock is suitable for most semi diurnal tide zones*.

*Please note, this is a semi diurnal time & tide clock, and it is recommended that you reset a tide clock at the start of each lunar month. Please see this article for more information on how tide clocks work.

Barometer: A barometer is a scientific instrument that measures atmospheric pressure (or barometric pressure). Because the Earth has gravity,  the air molecules in the layers of the atmosphere stack up and exert pressure, with the air density and pressure increasing as the altitude gets lower to sea level. 

Barometers measure the changes in the atmosphere and pressure to determine the weather. A rapid drop in atmospheric pressure means that a low pressure system is nearby, meaning cloudy, windy, rainy, or stormy weather. A rapid increase in atmospheric pressure means the weather is clearing, bringing in cool dry air. The faster the pressure is rising or falling, the faster the weather is predicted to change.

Measuring accuracy barometer: ± 2 hPa (up to 3000 feet altitude/900 metres)

Measuring range barometric air pressure: 960 hPa to 1060 hPa

Fischer | Clocks & Weather Instruments | Precision Engineering

• Fischer are a German based company founded in 1945 by aircraft engineer Kurt Fischer in a little village in the Erzgebirge named Drebach
• Precision engineering, durability and solid craftsmanship are the hallmarks of an authentic Fischer product
• Fischer is a proud producer of precision instruments designed to measure the weather and climate, such as barometers, hygrometers, thermometers, maritime clocks, and thermometers
• All FISCHER branded products are exclusively manufactured in Germany, with decades of expertise
• Solid, durable and fine quality mechanical instruments are designed to a high level of precision for both on land and at sea

Key Features:

• Genuine FISCHER nautical weather station set in Black
• 100% made in Germany by world-renowned experts Fischer
• Features a quartz time & tide clock and a barometer
• Individual instruments: 13cm diameter; timber board: 20cm x 38cm
• Keep an eye on the weather always
• Stylish and functional design
• Instruments are made from high quality materials that are built to last a lifetime
• White dial with easy to read information
• Flanged polished chromed brass bezel
• Black timber display case that can be easily mounted on the wall
• Excellent gift idea that will keep on giving for many years to come 
• 2 year warranty
• Fast delivery Australia wide
• Happiness guaranteed

Disclaimer:

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