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TIME & TIDE CLOCKSWe all have personal experience with a time clock. But, for best beachcombing, boat launching, fishing, or quiet walking along the shoreline, one should consult a tide clock. Tide clocks are specially geared to keep pace with the tides. Most coastal areas have four tides per day, two low & two high with about a 15 minute slack time between each tide change. This makes the "tidal" day approximately 25 hours, not our 24 hour time day. These tide clocks have a specialized quartz mechanism that uses a AA battery & cycles on this tidal or lunar day. If your coastal area has more or less than four tides/day these clocks will not keep efficient "tidal time". Setting instructions are included with each tide clock, but essentially one consults a published tide chart for your area, & when it is time for the high tide, you move the clock hand to HIGH, insert the AA battery, & you are good to go...to the beach, to the boat, to the launch ramp. 
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Desk Clocks In Lucite Holders all original designs ***only one of each in stock*** 4"x6" image size solid quartz mechanism AA battery required $30 |
 Flip Flop Time Clock |
 Bass Harbor Lighthouse Tide Clock
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 Seashell Tide Clock |
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Capiz Shell Wall Clocks
Capiz shells are the outer shell of a marine mollusk whose scientific name is Placuna Placenta. They grow abundantly in the shallow coastal waters
of the Philippines. They are not endangered & the Philippine Government is supportive of their harvest. They are prized for their natural iridescence & translucency. They are also known as "windowpane oysters" since in colonial times they were used in making windows. These windows were made of small squares shells, held together by thin wood strips, & designed to slide open and closed. They can still be seen in older Philippine houses. The pieces featured here were made by heating & molding many layers of capiz into the desired shape. All clocks come with specialty hangar on back. |
 Round Time Clock petitely sized about 5" diameter $25 LAST ONE! |
 Fish Time Clock unique shape & pattern about 4" x 6" $25 |
 Fish Tide Clock unique shape & pattern about 4" x 6" $35 |
 Square Tide Clock swirling pattern about 6"x 6" $35 Sorry, sold out! |
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Teak Framed Wall Clocks
Time, tide, and combination time & tide clocks in hand finished teak wood frames. All mechanisms are solid quartz & run on AA batteries. Combination clock has two mechansims. Image size is 8"x10" and is protected by an acrylic spray. Overall frame size is 10"x12". Specialty hangar on back. Slight variations in color may occur. Please click on image to enlarge. |
| TIME CLOCKS |
 Cozumel Time Clock $37.95 |
Sand Dollar Time Clock$37.95 |
Beach Scene Time Clock$37.95 |
Lighthouses Time Clock$37.95 |
| TIDE CLOCKS |
 Cozumel Tide Clock $37.95 |
 Sand Dollar Tide Clock $37.95 |
 Beach Scene Tide Clock $37.95 |
 Lighthouses tide clock $37.95 |
| COMBINATION TIME & TIDE CLOCKS |
 Sorry, no longer available. $54.95 |
 Caribbean Time & Tide Clock $54.95 |
 Starfish Time & Tide Clock $54.95 |
 Lighthouse Time & Tide Clock $54.95 |