Schatz 1881 Royal Hygro-Thermometer Polished Brass - ø180 mm

The Schatz 1881 Royal hygro-thermometer provides an essential combination of atmospheric monitoring and maritime style. Manufactured by Delite in Denmark, this premium instrument allows you to monitor cabin conditions effortlessly, protecting your vessel's interior from unwanted dampness.

• Measures relative humidity and temperature on a single dial
• Integrated comfort zone indicator guides timely ventilation
• Solid brass casing with a brilliant polished finish
• Hinged bezel with a traditional heavy screw clasp
• Suitable for secure wall or bulkhead mounting
• Designed to complement matching Schatz Royal clocks and barometers

Crafted to be inherited through generations, every Schatz instrument delivers timeless quality. Order from Shipsclocks.Shipped insured and fully tracked directly from the manufacturer's warehouse in Denmark.

Mounting this 180 mm instrument on a prominent bulkhead in your yacht's saloon or on a main wall in your home provides a clear, at-a-glance view of atmospheric conditions. Because relative humidity and temperature are displayed alongside each other, you can instantly see when the air drifts outside optimal comfort levels. Placing it in areas prone to dampness, such as cabins, galleys, or home offices, helps you decide when to open hatches or adjust heating to protect timberwork, upholstery, and onboard gear.

The solid brass casing features a traditional hinged bezel secured by a heavy screw clasp, giving access to the face without removing the unit from the wall. To maintain the brilliant polished finish, simply wipe the outer housing with a soft dry cloth, avoiding abrasive cleaners. Securely fit the unit using sturdy screws through its base. For a cohesive aesthetic across your nav station, you can align it alongside matching Royal series clocks or barometers.

Schatz 1881, a renowned German ship's clock name since 1881, is today part of Delite, a Danish maker of nautical instruments and lamps. This background ensures that your instrument combines traditional maritime engineering with high Danish manufacturing standards.