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Atmos Love!
We rarely see pictures of the Atmos but I just picked up mine from the London JLC boutique, following a service in Le Sentier. It’s now keeping good time and watching the balance rotate is mesmerising and relaxing. Please share some photos of your Atmos c...
I had ordered my "Infinite" back in April ... should have been delivered in September ... new date: January 2023
Can't wait to get it. Will be my first Atmos. Cheers, HSTE ...
Thanks. As with many timepieces, they seem to be becoming more expensive and difficult to get hold of.
We bought this one in Switzerland in 2005 when it was relatively modestly priced.
Yours is stunning with the blue hands and numerals!
Mine is an older one, I think from around the fifties. Since the hands are polished, it is not always easy to read. GEO ...
I don't own an ATMOS clock!
Despite being a fan of clocks, I don't own an ATMOS clock! But speaking of clocks... What are your thoughts about this year's GPHG including mechanical clocks as a new category? This Miki Eleta clock is a finalist for the GPHG 2022. I think it's the most ...
You need to get yourself an Atmos Patrick!
Thanks for the pictures of the various clocks. I like them all. The Buchwald and Dalibor Farley have a great steampunk aesthetic that I love, but the Miki Eleta clock is a thing of wonder! Thanks again for the pictures. Jon
You're most welcome!
I need to make room! And it's a total pain to have to reset all these clocks for daylight savings time!
Live action photo
This is one of the best Atmos you can get (my humble opinion) Mike ...
Thanks Nico
I beat you to it! I look forward to your Atmos post. Not many of the high end watch makers make clocks as well and so I think this gives JLC an interesting other side to their business. JLC seems as creative with its Atmos clocks as it is with the rest of...
I would like to collect all kinds of clocks.
The Atoms is silent, which my wife likes - so my other vintage clocks aren't running now!
Beautiful Atmos , i love them from the first day i saw one in person.
Bought mine almost 20 years ago and still love it since day one Sorry for the bad pic . ...
Now that’s what I was talking about - fantastic!!
Is that the model with the millennium calendar? Perhaps not entirely practical but very technically accomplished and beautiful. I can understand why you love that Atmos in particular. Thanks for the picture. All the best, Jon
The interest in Atmos is not gone
Maybe rarely see pictures, but as i count the replies, it is a beloved clock. Sadly i do not own an Atmos, but say never no. I like the way the temperature sensitive system winds up the spring. A lot of great clockmaking technology and the nice look makin...
Love it! Congratulations!
Here's mine, an earlier basic model, slowly being surrounded by other collections... ...
That’s a lovely Atmos - although a bit younger than your other collections!
Your other collections look fascinating. Where do they come from and how old are they? The sword looks Roman (to my untrained eye)?
Thanks!
The bronze short-sword is early iron age, Luristan, circa 1200-800 BCE, as is the bronze axe head. The spearhead laying in front is copper alloy, Cypriot, C. 2500-2000 BCE. The pottery bowl to the left is pre-Columbian, the one to the right is middle bron...
