Few creations capture the poetry of mechanical ingenuity as completely as Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Atmos clock. Invented in 1928 and perfected by the maison in the decades that followed, the Atmos is powered not by winding or electricity, but by the natural variations of temperature and air pressure — transforming subtle atmospheric shifts into the quiet rhythm of time.

Encased in luminous crystal panels and framed by polished brass, the movement appears to float in serene equilibrium. The balance of geometry, transparency, and precision embodies Jaeger-LeCoultre’s unique mastery of both engineering and artistry.

An enduring icon of twentieth-century design, the Atmos stands not merely as a timekeeper, but as a living sculpture — an object where science and beauty exist in perfect harmony.

For this lot the price for the shipping is 800 Euros or free for pick-up in Monaco