Null Atmos clock in gilded brass
H. 22 cm W. 16.5 cm D. 12.5 cm.

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Atmos clock in gilded brass H. 22 cm W. 16.5 cm D. 12.5 cm.

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Atmos clock in gilded brass H. 22 cm W. 16.5 cm D. 12.5 cm.

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Estim. 600 - 800 EUR

JAEGER LECOULTRE Atmos Clock with gilt brass and glass cage, annular dial with white enamel background and brass Arabic numerals. Resting on a rectangular base Dimensions: 23.5 x 21.5 x 16 cm Condition

Estim. 800 - 1 000 EUR

Set of 2 Jaeger Lecoultre clocks. An Atmos in gilt metal circa 1960 in its original case with Jaeger lecoultre revision paper from 2005. A Jaeger Lecoultre desk clock in gilt metal with hand-wound mechanical movement to be overhauled. Missing hands and balance wheel.

Starting price 700 EUR

JAEGER-LECOULTRE. Atmos clock. All-glass cage clock with brass structure. Dial with Roman numerals on white enamel background. Height 22 - W: 18 - D: 13.5 cm (hand slightly bent, as is, operation not guaranteed). Jaeger LeCoultre's famous Atmos clock, nicknamed "The clock that lives on the air of time", is renowned for its revolutionary winding mechanism driven by the contraction and expansion of a mixture of gases. This unique mechanism enables the clock to operate thanks to variations in temperature and atmospheric pressure, without the need for manual winding. Recognized as the official gift of the Swiss Confederation, the Atmos clock has graced the desks of such luminaries as Winston Churchill, J. F. Kennedy and Pope John Paul II.

Jaeger Lecoultre watch, Atmos model, Switzerland, made of gilded brass and crystal. 23x18x14 cm

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