Large Brass Barometer

£275.00

Large brass Barometer in a bulkhead design makes a statement whether displayed on a boat or at home.  Marine quality instrument made of solid, heavy, cast brass which has been lacquered and varnished to give a highly polished finish. The open dial allows the beautiful movement to be seen, a very attractive feature. Features bevelled glass. For mounting use the keyhole slot in the  back of the case.  Matching Clock and Time & Tide Clock also available.

Overall:  205mm

Dial:         145mm

17 in stock

Description

Large brass Barometer in a bulkhead design, makes a statement whether displayed on a boat or at home. The open dial allows the beautiful movement to be seen, a very attractive feature. Marine quality instrument made of solid, heavy, cast brass which has been lacquered and varnished to give a highly polished finish. Features bevelled glass. For mounting use the keyhole slot in the  back of the case.  Matching Clock and Time & Tide Clock also available.

Barometers make useful gifts for anyone involved in outdoor activities or involved with animal care:  farmers, equestrian, golfers, gardeners, walkers

Barometers read the pressure of the immediate location where placed.  It will advise you of what weather to expect in the next 12 – 24 hours

How to ready your barometer:  The gold pointer in the glass should be turned so that it rests directly above the black barometer pointer.  The gold pointer acts as a marker enabling you to remember today’s pressure when you next look at your barometer.  You can thus see whether the pressure is rising or falling and how significant a rise or fall in pressure has occurred.   A rapid increase in pressure indicates a short period of good weather and a fast decrease indicates storms and strong winds approaching. 

A slow, constant increase in pressure indicates a period of settled, dry, sunny weather, whereas a steady decrease indicates persistent bad weather.

If the pressure falls considerably below 1000 millibars, you can expect storms and strong winds.

 

 

 

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