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Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos Clock Factory Service Review

Jari from Finland · 2023-12-20T08:15:58Z

Jari from Finland shares his Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos factory service experience. Learn about vintage Atmos clocks, their maintenance, and post-service accuracy.

By Jari from Finland · Dec 20, 2023 · 24 replies

Jari from Finland

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Jari from Finland shares his experience with a Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos clock, detailing its recent factory service after it stopped running. This post offers insights into the ownership and maintenance of these unique timepieces, including their service history and accuracy post-repair.

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Few months ago my Atmos stopped running. I took it to the JLC AD here in Finland and had them sent it to the factory for service.

I got it back a couple of weeks ago and now it is ready for doing its job again.

Key Points from the Discussion

The author's Atmos clock, manufactured in 1965, was purchased about ten years ago and previously serviced by an independent watchmaker before its recent factory service.
The factory service for the Atmos clock comes with a three-year warranty, providing assurance for its continued operation.
Community members are keen to hear about the long-term accuracy and performance of the Atmos after factory service, given varying opinions on its reliability.
The Atmos clock is known for not requiring winding, a unique feature that adds to its appeal.
The author confirms the clock has been running accurately since its return from service, without needing manual adjustment.

The Discussion

j.jota

Dec 20, 2023

Beautiful +++

Would love to own an Atmos one day

Jari from Finland

Dec 20, 2023

Hopefully you find

a nice clock in good condition, if you don't decide on buying a new one.

riverside / Henry

Dec 20, 2023

Great clock!

No winding needed. How long have you owned it before it required servicing?

Jari from Finland

Dec 20, 2023

I bought it

from a friend of mine about ten years ago and had it then serviced at an independent watchmaker. I don't know its earlier service history before me. The clock is manufactured in 1965. When I had it sent to the factory it really stopped running. The warranty of the service is three years.

amanico

Dec 20, 2023

A timeless classic. Enjoy, mon ami.

Jari from Finland

Dec 20, 2023

Yes it is

I am happy of having it showing time again.

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