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Barometers, binoculars and watches Summary|Articles|Products|Discussions|Start a discussion  ARTICLES   1 to 7 of 7 related articles.  Gill Regatta Master watch Lightweight and waterproof, with all the functions you need, this watch has big digits, too - 26/2/07 New binoculars will open your eyes The MainSail Guide to what to give the sailor in your life for Christmas - 20/12/06 Watch gives tide as well as time Affordable digital watch has all the functions you need - and more - 25/8/06 B&G launches next generation WTP2 at METS 2005 Performance Sailing Division launches its most powerful instrument processor - 15/11/05 Ticked off for Christmas! so it's a trade-off between practical and fashionable on your watch - 14/11/05 Predicting the weather The Pocket Weather Station gives wind speed, temperature, pressure... - 17/10/05 Weather Forecasting for Yachtsmen It must be said that weather forecasting is not a precise art, in fact, it is wholly unpredictable. An ability to read weather at sea, however, can prove a valuable, and in some cases, rewarding skill - 25/7/05

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