Schatz 1881 Royal Quartz Ship's Clock Roman Brass - 180 mm

Bring traditional maritime elegance into your home or vessel with the Schatz 1881 Royal quartz ship's clock. As the largest format in the renowned Schatz collection, this impressive instrument is designed for easy reading across spacious wheelhouses, saloons and living areas.

• Solid brass case with a combination of polished and brushed finish
• Clear white dial with classic Roman numerals and black hands
• Hinged bezel with screw clasp for quick battery access
• Precision quartz movement for dependable timekeeping
• Mounts easily onto a wall or bulkhead via base screw holes
• Crafted under Danish management by Delite with authentic parts

Combine this clock with matching Royal series barometers or instruments to create a beautifully aligned panel.Shipped insured and fully tracked directly from the manufacturer's warehouse in Denmark.

With its 180 mm diameter, this instrument serves as a clear focal point in larger spaces where long-range legibility is essential. You can mount it on a main bulkhead in your saloon or wheelhouse, or display it in your living room or home office. Its substantial proportion makes it ideal for open-plan spaces and roomier vessels where smaller timepieces might look lost, offering a classic nautical gift option.

The solid brass case combines polished and brushed finishes to create visual depth while helping tone down harsh reflections. You can access the quartz movement by opening the hinged front bezel via its screw clasp, allowing you to set the time or change the battery without taking the clock off the wall. Secure base fixing holes provide straightforward mounting, and you can easily pair it with matching Royal instruments.

Schatz 1881 has been a German ship's clock name since 1881, today part of Delite in Denmark. Delite is a Danish maker of nautical instruments and lamps, combining classic heritage with meticulous assembly. Choosing a timepiece from this line ensures you gain an authentic maritime clock built to demanding seafaring standards.