TideClocks - Home of the World's First Tide Clock Since 1970

Creator of the original Tide clock

Since 1971, we've provided Mariners with strictly the best
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“In the 1970’s when I was a child, my father had an Original Tide Timer tide clock. We relied on it for over 20 years for our boating plans. I just received my new Tide Timer and I am very pleased. It arrived quickly. Thanks for the great service.”

Mike P.
from New York
“My personalized clock with the photo of my grandchildren was the most unique and sincere gift I’ve received in awhile. It hangs outside for everyone to see!”

Adam P.
from Massachusetts
"Thank you so very much. In all my (40) years of dealing with people, I have never come across any business that took care of me so quickly and conveniently. You are to be commended. I appreciate it. You've reaffirmed humanity..."

Cass C.
from New York
“…your trust is impressive-as is your integrity in backing up your product. You can be sure I’ll spread the good word about you and your company.”

Nan W.
from California
“It is a pleasure to deal with a United States company and one that stands behind what it sells!”

Leonard K.
from Massachusetts

Tide Clocks 11 items

Barometers 4 items

Weather Stations 0 items

Time and Tide Clocks 6 items

World Time Clocks 2 items

tideclock's 40-year voyage

Our founders Louis Schelling and Andrew Marvel developed the first tide clock in 1971. The Classic Blue Tide Timer became the most popular tide clock sold ANYWHERE! Over the past 46 years hundreds of thousands of satisfied customers have purchased our Tide Timers through specialty catalogs and local dealers. The concept has been copied by many but we were the first!

Whichever design you choose, Tide Timers offer a simple reliable way to tell the tides! The red ball hand always shows how many hours until the next High or Low tide where you swim, fish, surf or moor your boat. Enjoy the convenience of using the Tide Timer --it's much easier to understand than printed tide tables.