Description Featuring Lucite Aquarium Panels From our Accessories collection, we are pleased to offer this Jaeger-LeCoultre Marina Atmos clock with lucite aquarium panels, dating to circa 1975. The Atmos clock is fitted with Jaeger-LeCoultre’s celebrated atmospheric pressure movement, which is powered by minute changes in air temperature, allowing the clock to run continuously without winding. The movement is housed within a gold plated case, with lucite panels to the front, sides, and top, each decorated with stylised underwater scenes incorporating fish, aquatic plants, and suspended air bubbles. The front panel is fitted with a hinged door and circular aperture, revealing a white dial with applied gold numerals and hands. The dial is signed Jaeger-LeCoultre and marked Marina, identifying the model. The marine theme is carried consistently around the case, giving the clock a distinctive sculptural presence while retaining full visibility of the dial and movement. The clock is accompanied by its original twin-door presentation and transport case, lined in blue cushioning, designed to protect the Atmos during storage or transit. A striking example of late twentieth century Jaeger-LeCoultre design, this Marina Atmos clock combines technical innovation with decorative lucite panels, making it both a functional timepiece and a highly distinctive interior object. For a complimenting piece see our Alfred Dunhill Lucite Aquarium Lighters here. Jaeger-LeCoultre is a Swiss luxury watch and clock manufacturer founded by Antoine LeCoultre, in 1833. They are still operating today, and are responsible for hundreds and hundreds of inventions and patents. They have over 1000 clock/watch movements to their name. For further information see our Makers and Retailers page on Jaeger-LeCoultre. Atmos Clock are also called torsion clocks or anniversary clocks although Atmos is the given name by Jaeger-LeCoultre. They are clocks which work under the perpetual motion theory meaning they hypothetically run forever. They work from a contraction and expansion of bellows in the rear casing which automatically winds the spring in the main movement allowing it to run continuously without any winding or given power. Why Buy from Mark Goodger Antiques? With over thirty five years of specialist experience, Mark Goodger Antiques is recognised internationally as a leading authority in antique boxes and related works of art. Every item offered has been personally selected by Mark, whose knowledge and judgement are trusted by collectors, institutions, museums, interior designers, and fellow dealers worldwide. Every purchase is supplied with a full supporting package for clarity and reassurance. This includes a Certificate of Authenticity, a detailed condition and care guide specific to your item, our most recent catalogue, and a separate invoice suitable for insurance and valuation purposes. Each piece is carefully examined prior to sale to ensure accuracy of description and quality. Your purchase is fully insured during transit and protected by our straightforward money back guarantee, allowing you to buy with complete confidence. We pride ourselves on transparency, expertise, and long term relationships with our clients, many of whom return to us repeatedly over decades. When you buy from Mark Goodger Antiques, you are purchasing from a specialist family business built on knowledge, trust, and an unrivalled focus on antique boxes.
