Complications
Ambos shares his deep appreciation for the Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos clock, specifically highlighting a modern iteration inspired by Mies van der Rohe's Pavilion. His post serves as a visual ode to this unique horological marvel, prompting fellow enthusiasts to reflect on the Atmos's innovative technology and distinctive design. This piece explores the enduring appeal of a mechanism powered by atmospheric changes.
It\'s almost like Alain Silberstein got his hands on an Atmos and started reworking it, then Richard Mille stole it away and made a few custom touches. I walk past my conventional moon phase/date Atmos every day, but seldom notice it. Thanks for the reminder, and the peek at yours. Cazalea
Thanks for sharing, truly a work of art. Love the design and materials used to bring this piece to life.
Thank you for the pictures Best wishes Alkiro
The Newson, for example... Or this one, with its architectural look. Good call, my friend. Hope to see you soon. Nicooola.
By far my favorite ATMOS. Love it, love it, love it. Cheers, Filip
I thought the table was a wood floor, just a vast room with nothing but an atmos against the wall
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