Designed and Crafted for the Sophisticated Adventurer
Custom-built navigation instruments, multi-purpose tools, metrology & illumination solutions, expedition mementos, and morale patches in limited editions and small runs.
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At Wndsn we share your fascination for adventure rooted in science and education. We create the tools for pursuing that adventure. Tools that persist, and work when everything else fails. We design mementos for fellow explorers, celebrating those times you prevail. With our creations we strive to make your adventures more memorable, reflecting your ambitions, visions, and struggles beyond the shiny surface. We produce archival quality products by combining techniques proven over centuries with cutting edge methods and research. Designed with intent for long term value with an iconic, unique, recognizable style.
We are a small research & design shop favoring limited edition, manufactured runs. We offer monthly new products, continuously shaping and evolving our signature style. We love to share the excitement and appreciation of a childlike yet educated curiosity.
Benefits:
- Hard-use, archival quality products
- Small, collectible editions
- Recognizable, timeless and sophisticated style
If you have questions about products or are interested in custom orders, feel free to contact us.
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Wndsn Telemeters
In the face of potential high-frequency disturbances, low tech becomes valuable as a backup or main tool.
A tool for makeshift navigation and rangefinding, the flagship Wndsn Telemeter enables you to do more than merely guessing distances. Find an object of known size at the distance you need to measure and let the baked in trigonometry do the rest for you; all by aligning the provided string across the scales.
What this means is that you can copy dimensions from the real world onto a small ruler in your hand and read the matching distances directly from the engraved scale.
The Telemeter is easily carried in a wallet or in its own pouch and can be used to measure arbitrary lengths since the degree scale happens to double as a centimeter scale. The instrument is handmade and manufactured in the spirit of astronomical instruments of the Renaissance, built by the likes of Tycho Brahe, Johannes Kepler, Galileo Galilei, and Gemma Frisius.