Timeless Elegance: The Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos Clock

Few innovations in horology capture the imagination quite like the Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos Clock. This remarkable example, Lot 2086, numbered 276424, dates from 1968 and represents a truly special find for collectors. With its low serial number and exceptionally preserved condition, it offers a rare opportunity to acquire one of the most iconic timepieces of the 20th century.

View Lot 2086 — Day Two, November 7, 2025

Housed in a gilt brass case with a brushed pedestal, its transparent glass panels reveal the mesmerizing movement within — a perpetual ballet of precision visible from every angle. The square dial, adorned with gilded Arabic numerals, baton markers, and elegant smoked tip hands, adds a touch of understated glamour. A rare piece in superb condition that elevates its standing among collectors.

View Lot 2086 — Day Two, November 7, 2025

First conceived in 1928, the Atmos (as in atmosphere) revolutionized clockmaking by eliminating the need for winding. Its innovation lies in a sealed capsule containing a mix of gases that expand and contract with minute temperature fluctuations. This exchange powers the mechanism naturally, allowing the clock to run in perpetuity— a poetic fusion of art and science.

View Lot 2086 — Day Two, November 7, 2025

A symbol of innovation and elegance, this Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos Clock perfectly embodies the ingenuity of its era. Elegant, enduring, and effortlessly modern, it stands among the featured highlights of our collection of more than 45 clocks and a wonderful example of a truly timeless design.

Don’t Miss Your Chance To Own

Time is ticking. Don’t let this extraordinary piece of history pass you by. This rare and exceptional Atmos Mantel Clock will be offered on Day Two during our upcoming auction November 7th, 2025, beginning at 11:00 AM EST.

Phone bidding and in-person registrations are limited—secure today by calling 207-354-8141 or by submitting a Phone/Absentee Bid Form.

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