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type Shelf or Mantel Atmos
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LeCoultre Atmos No. 51413 gold plated mantel clock, mid 20th century -
Le Coultre Atmos Perpetual Motion Clock -
Le Coultre Presentation Atmos Clock -
Le Coultre & Cie Atmos Clock with Papers -
Le Coultre Atmos 15 Jewel Shelf Clock -
Jaeger LeCoultre, Switzerland, "Atmos" gilt brass and glass perpetual mantel clock, serial number 98063, front door hinges from side, in original green felt carrying box -
Jaeger LeCoultre, Switzerland, "Atmos Tuxedo" model 522 calibre movement perpetual gold- plated brass and glass time only mantel clock, serial number 61873 -
LeCoultre Swiss "Atmos" gold plate and glass perpetual mantel clock, c1966 -
LeCoultre Swiss "Atmos" gold plate and glass perpetual mantel clock, c1979 -
LeCoultre Swiss "Atmos" gold plate and glass perpetual mantel clock, c1974 -
LeCoultre Swiss "Atmos" perpetual glass and gold-plated table clock, c1970 -
LeCoultre, Switzerland, "Atmos" s#472524 gold plated mantel clock, 1978 presentation -
LeCoultre, Switzerland "Atmos" gold plated brass and glass perpetual time piece s#244493, c1965 -
French, Jean-Leon Reutter, ATMOS Perpetuelle, wound via changes in atmospheric pressure, with Reutter's unique mercury filled glass tube that tilts from side to side to effect winding, serial #1037, c1932 -
Brass wall bracket/shelf, made specifically to hold the ever poplar Atmos clock. Brass with 24K gold plating. -
LeCoultre Atmospheric Clock, commonly called just "Atmos", ca 1968. Serial No. on top of the movement is 219707. -
LeCoultre Atmospheric clock, square dial model, serial No. 112660, ca 1952. -
Swiss LeCoultre "Atmos", or atmospheric clock. -
French, J.L. Reutter ATMOS clock, atmospheric driven time only movement with torsion pendulum designed using mercury inside a glass tube similar to that of a thermometer to react to sensitive changes in temperature and atmospheric conditions, Arabic numeral radium painted black dial, sNo. 3705 c1926 -
LeCoultre "ATMOS" perpetual running clock 15 jewels, wound by changes in temperature and pressure, mov't visible through gilt brass and glass case; sNo. 112604 c1958