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The NAUDET series 10 tide clock
This tide clock is available in chrome or brass. It has a collar, which will allow you to fix it on the wall. Its clockwork is set on the lunar day. The dial is engraved with a UV-resistant laser. You will have to adjust this clock according to the place where you will use it. In addition, to minimize the difference between the indicated value and the true tide time, it is recommended to make the adjustment on new moon days.Characteristics of the NAUDET Series 10 Tide Clock
- Weight: 358 g
- Dial/Collar/Height: 100 / 135 / 47 mm
- Diameter of the dial: 100 mm
- Metal thickness: 0.8 mm
- Mineral glass
- Adjustment knob on the back of the case
- Access to the adjustment by removing the cover and the flange
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