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Fischer Germany & Barigo Marine Instruments
Reliable information still matters
Weather can turn quickly, wind arrives uninvited, and visibility can disappear faster than most people expect. Conditions that looked perfectly civilised half an hour ago can become rather less charming in no time at all. That is why serious boat owners have always valued proper instruments onboard.
Relying only on phone forecasts or cheap digital gadgets sounds modern and clever right up until there is no signal, flat batteries, moisture in the unit, or a screen you cannot read while bouncing about in chop. Household clocks and bargain weather gadgets are not much better. Salt air, humidity and constant movement tend to shorten their careers dramatically.
No batteries on mechanical models. No software updates. No signal required.
Brass, chrome and stainless cases
Clear readings at a glance
Fischer Germany and Barigo
We service and repair what we sell
How to choose
Most boat owners need different tools depending on how they use the vessel. Some want weather awareness. Some need dependable timekeeping. Some want a complete onboard station.
Choose a marine barometer if you want better awareness of changing weather and wind. A quick glance at pressure trends helps you make smarter decisions before heading out or while underway.
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Choose a marine clock if you need dependable onboard timekeeping that suits the vessel. Ideal for cabins, wheelhouses and saloons where household clocks often surrender to moisture and movement.
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Choose a tide clock if you want a simple guide to high and low tide. Very useful for ramps, harbour bars, fishing spots and tidal channels where timing matters.
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Choose a barograph if you want to track pressure changes over time, not just the current reading. Where a barometer tells you what pressure is now, a barograph shows where it has been heading.
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Choose a clinometer if you want a proper read on how much the vessel is heeling or pitching. Where your eye can only guess, a clinometer gives you a reference point.
View productsUseful first, handsome second
Life onboard brings humidity, changing temperatures and constant movement. That is why marine instruments have traditionally been installed in protected spaces such as cabins, saloons, chart rooms and wheelhouses, where they remain easy to read and accessible.
Many models feature quality metal cases such as brass, chrome-plated brass or stainless finishes, along with mechanical movements on selected models that require no batteries or charging. They offer a practical, timeless alternative to cheap household products that often feel out of place onboard.
Useful first. Handsome second. Which is exactly the right order.
Why Barometers & Clocks
Barometers & Clocks specialises in premium nautical instruments selected for people who want equipment that works properly and looks right onboard. This collection includes marine barometers, ship clocks, hygrometers, thermometers and combination weather stations from respected European makers including Fischer Germany and Barigo.
Selected for cabins, saloons, chart rooms and other protected onboard spaces, these are not novelty nautical trinkets pretending to be useful. They are proper instruments chosen for boats, yachts, launches and marine environments where reliability counts.
We're the NZ and Australia distributor for Fischer Germany, and we service and repair what we sell.
Onboard and ashore
We supply respected European brands known for precision manufacturing and durable marine ranges, chosen for buyers who want something better than disposable gadgets and cheap imitations. We deliver across Australia and New Zealand, with options suitable for private owners, gift buyers and commercial customers.
Good to know
A marine barometer measures air pressure to help indicate approaching changes in weather such as wind, rain or improving conditions.
Yes. Marine clocks are designed to cope better with humidity, salt air and changing temperatures. Often they will be brass or chrome to prevent rust.
Many models are mechanical and do not require batteries. Quartz clocks and tide clocks need the occasional battery change.
Common locations include cabins, saloons, chart rooms and wheelhouses where readings are easy to check.
Yes. They are practical, premium and usually appreciated far more than another forgettable gift box.
Useful first, attractive second. Which is exactly the right order.
Australia, New Zealand and worldwide.
Household clocks and gadgets are made for kitchens and hallways. These are chosen for boating environments, where movement, moisture and practicality are part of everyday life.
No charging cables. No ugly screens. No flat batteries at the wrong moment. Just clear, readable instruments that quietly do their job.
Conditions on the water still matter
If you want something that works properly, looks right onboard and still feels like a smart buy years from now, start with this collection.
