Schatz 1881 Royal 180 Quartz Ship's Clock Roman Brass

The Schatz 1881 Royal ship's clock represents the pinnacle of traditional maritime instrument crafting. Designed as the brand's largest format, this flagship timepiece combines outstanding legibility with a heavy solid brass construction, making it an imposing centrepiece on any wall or bulkhead.

• Solid polished brass case with hinged bezel and screw clasp
• Highly legible white dial with classic black Roman numerals
• Precision battery-powered quartz movement for low-maintenance accuracy
• Easy access to movement and battery via the front opening bezel
• Mounts securely to wall or bulkhead via base mounting holes
• Matches perfectly with Schatz Royal series barometers and instruments

Crafted under the Danish house Delite using original Schatz standards, this instrument is built to be inherited across generations.Shipped insured and fully tracked directly from the manufacturer's warehouse in Denmark.

You can mount this generous 180 mm timepiece on a spacious saloon bulkhead, in a bright wheelhouse, or on a prominent living room wall at home. Because of its large dial format, you benefit from clear time-reading across larger rooms or open deck areas, making it an ideal gift for passionate navigators or anyone presenting a classic maritime accent in a study or office.

To install the timepiece, secure the housing through its dedicated base mounting holes. Accessing the interior for periodic battery swaps or time adjustments requires simple undoing of the front screw clasp, allowing the hinged bezel to swing open without removing the instrument from the wall. You can also create a balanced bulkhead arrangement by pairing this clock alongside matching barometers from the Schatz Royal range.

As a historic German ship's clock name since 1881, Schatz 1881 continues its heritage today under Delite, a respected Danish maker of nautical instruments and lamps. This partnership ensures that classic maritime styling meets meticulous Scandinavian manufacturing standards, giving you an instrument engineered for lasting reliability at sea or ashore.