The Atmos runs on small changes in air temperature, which expand and contract a gas-filled capsule that winds the mainspring. Invented by Jean-Léon Reutter in 1928, it was perfected by Jaeger-LeCoultre and has been the Swiss government's official gift since 1950.
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Atmos clock
Jaeger-LeCoultre1928- Designed by
- Jean-Léon Reutter
- Production
- Invented 1928; patents acquired 1936–37; current form made from 1946
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