An early 1940 LeCoultre Atmos II clock in excellent working condition that has recently been fully serviced by the brand. A piece that celebrates the ingenuity of the 1928 mechanism invented by Jean-Leon Reutter in a timeless design from LeCoultre. With the recent re-emergence of chrome accents and modernist elements in interior design, it adds a contemporary finish to a collector's home.
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Humans have developed a multitude of ways of telling the time over our history. From the basic sundial, to water clocks and hourglasses, we have proved to be rather inventive when it comes to tracking the passing of the hours, minutes and seconds. Once the mechanical timekeeper had been perfected and sufficiently miniaturised, that creativity didn’t stop. As movements got smaller, the ability to integrate them into other objects became increasingly possible.