This paper presents a new device for the dosage of ozone in the gas phase. This device measures the concentration of ozone according to the isothermal differential pressure procedure. In principle, this procedure achieves a totally physical ozone measurement without requiring calibration using a chemical method. A comparison is made between the physical results and chemical results obtained by the iodometric standard method (IOA, 1987). There is satisfactory agreement between the two series of measurements in the range of ozone concentration where the chemical method is applicable (with a standard error of estimate of 4.4%).The method and the device are perfectly reliable based upon the strict measurements of temperature and pressure and a convenient choice of constitutive materials.