Perpetual Calendar Compass with Customisable Wooden Box
Discover the charm of historic navigation with our Perpetual Calendar Compass, a handcrafted piece inspired by classic maritime instruments. Housed in a customisable wooden box, this compass blends vintage design with functional detail, making it a thoughtful keepsake or gift for collectors and enthusiasts of nautical craftsmanship. The lid features a perpetual calendar, and the back can be personalised with a name, message, or design for a truly unique touch. Each compass is individually handmade, with subtle variations that enhance its authentic antique-style character.
Dimensions (approximate)
Compass: 5.8 cm diameter, 2 cm height, 110 grams
Wooden Box: 8.3 x 8.3 x 4 cm, 110 grams
Engraving Options
Personalise the wooden box or the back of the compass with a name, message, or design. Engravings are applied carefully to create a lasting, bespoke keepsake.
Product Features
Perpetual Calendar Lid
The compass lid features a detailed perpetual calendar, reflecting classic timekeeping designs and vintage nautical inspiration.
Customisable Design
The wooden box and back of the compass can be engraved with names, dates, messages, or designs, making each piece a personalised treasure.
Authentic Brass Construction
Crafted from solid brass and finished with a patina polish, the compass has a classic antique appearance with timeless vintage appeal.
Working Compass Needle
The needle aligns with magnetic north, inspired by traditional navigation instruments, adding a functional and historical element to the design.
Handcrafted Character
Each compass is artisan-made using traditional tools, with subtle variations that add charm and uniqueness to every piece.
Ideal Gift
A distinctive gift for birthdays, Christmas, Father’s Day, graduations, or any special occasion. Perfect for collectors, nautical enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates handcrafted vintage instruments.
Please Note – Handcrafted Item
Each compass is made using traditional tools, and minor variations, small blemishes, or differences in polish are part of its unique character—not flaws—and enhance its antique-style charm.
