Miniature H91 Sundial from the 16th Century

Discover the extraordinary miniature H91 sundial that takes us back to the late 16th century, during the reign of King Philip II. This unique miniature, made of zamak and brass, is a perfect blend of history and elegance. Thanks to the lacquering technique from several centuries ago, the sundial not only impresses with its aesthetics but also carries the spirit of the past.

The sundial measures 130mm in height, 45mm in diameter, and 4mm in thickness, making it an ideal decorative and collectible item. It weighs only 70 grams, making it easy to carry. The sundial comes in a beautiful gift box with a molded insert, making it a perfect gift for any astronomy, sailing, or history enthusiast.

Engraving personalization options make this product even more special and personal. You can add your own text or dedication, making this sundial an excellent gift for various occasions.

Interestingly, the original sundial, from which this miniature was made, is housed in the British Museum in London. The hours on the dial are arranged seemingly irregularly, a result of extensive testing aimed at achieving the best possible time measurement accuracy.

Don’t hesitate—add this unique sundial to your collection or gift it to a loved one, sure to delight any history and science enthusiast.