Early table clock Jaeger-LeCoultre "Türler-Atmos". Around 1950, all sides glazed case made of copper colored metal. Syllabic dial ring with horizontal three and horizontal nine. Signed "Türler" on bezel. "Atmos" movement with aneroid box and torsion pendulum. Front operated regulating screw. Movement number 15277. Very nice patina and slight signs of wear. Operational. Depth: 14cm Width: 19cm Height: 23.5cm

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