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Rare Atmos Reutter table clock, metal, chrome-plated. Rectangular case with faceted glass on all sides, mounted on a recessed, tapered base. Profiled-framed dial with Arabic numerals and blackened hands. Marked ATMOS. Rotating pendulum. Number 5101. Designed by Jean-Léon Reutter around 1928. Height: 23.5 cm. 17.5 cm x 14 cm. Around 1928, Swiss engineer Jean-Léon Reutter created the first designs for the legendary atmosphere-powered ATMOS table clocks. Starting in 1936, the long-established Swiss company Jaeger-LeCoultre acquired the patents and has been manufacturing the ATMOS in a wide variety of designs to this day. An early French chrome-plated Reutter ATMOS table clock based on a design by J.L. Reutter. France. J.L. Reutter. 1930s.
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