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The Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos table clock embodies time itself: firstly, thanks to its unique movement driven by the slightest change in temperature, and secondly, thanks to its style, which has remained unchanged for more than 90 years. In 2021, the rich collection of Atmos watches was replenished with the new iconic model Atmos Kuranty, created by the Manufacture in collaboration with Bosco. The dial of this model repeats the famous chimes that adorn the Spassky Tower of the Moscow Kremlin and are the main clock of the country. The discreet elegance of the dial is emphasized by golden hands measuring hours and minutes with Kremlin precision, and the state emblem of the Russian Federation is depicted on the reverse side of the case.
The Atmos watch was invented by the Neuchâtel engineer Jean-Leon Reiter in 1928 and perfected in the workshops of the Jaeger-LeCoultre Manufacture. Despite the ambitious concept, the Atmos mechanism impresses with the simplicity of its technical solutions. The principle of their operation is ingeniously simple and is based on fluctuations in the temperature of the outside air. The sealed capsule contains a mixture of gases that expand as the temperature rises and contract as the temperature falls. This capsule, which drives the drive spring, deforms like accordion bellows and continuously winds the watch mechanism. Receiving energy literally from the air, the watch surprises with its accuracy and stability of functioning. Temperature fluctuations of just one degree Celsius are enough to provide a two-day power reserve. Unusually close to a perpetual motion machine, the dream of the great masters of the Renaissance, Atmos watches break the laws of physics and open the doors to eternity. The mechanism of the Atmos Kuranty, as before, combines unique technical achievements and the highest precision. A distinctive feature of this model is the hands, filigree carved by the craftsmen of the Manufactory and exactly repeating the Kremlin ones. It is these hands, combined with Roman numerals, that make the Atmos Kuranty an absolute classic for those who value timeless values.
The watch is available for purchase in the Jaeger-LeCoultre mono-brand boutique on the 1st line of GUM.
The Atmos watch was invented by the Neuchâtel engineer Jean-Leon Reiter in 1928 and perfected in the workshops of the Jaeger-LeCoultre Manufacture. Despite the ambitious concept, the Atmos mechanism impresses with the simplicity of its technical solutions. The principle of their operation is ingeniously simple and is based on fluctuations in the temperature of the outside air. The sealed capsule contains a mixture of gases that expand as the temperature rises and contract as the temperature falls. This capsule, which drives the drive spring, deforms like accordion bellows and continuously winds the watch mechanism. Receiving energy literally from the air, the watch surprises with its accuracy and stability of functioning. Temperature fluctuations of just one degree Celsius are enough to provide a two-day power reserve. Unusually close to a perpetual motion machine, the dream of the great masters of the Renaissance, Atmos watches break the laws of physics and open the doors to eternity. The mechanism of the Atmos Kuranty, as before, combines unique technical achievements and the highest precision. A distinctive feature of this model is the hands, filigree carved by the craftsmen of the Manufactory and exactly repeating the Kremlin ones. It is these hands, combined with Roman numerals, that make the Atmos Kuranty an absolute classic for those who value timeless values.
The watch is available for purchase in the Jaeger-LeCoultre mono-brand boutique on the 1st line of GUM.
18 february
New watch Atmos Kuranty
The Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos table clock embodies time itself: firstly, thanks to its unique movement driven by the slightest change in temperature, and secondly, thanks to its style, which has remained unchanged for more than 90 years. In 2021, the rich collection of Atmos watches was replenished with the new iconic model Atmos Kuranty, created by the Manufacture in collaboration with Bosco. The dial of this model repeats the famous chimes that adorn the Spassky Tower of the Moscow Kremlin and are the main clock of the country. The discreet elegance of the dial is emphasized by golden hands measuring hours and minutes with Kremlin precision, and the state emblem of the Russian Federation is depicted on the reverse side of the case.
The Atmos watch was invented by the Neuchâtel engineer Jean-Leon Reiter in 1928 and perfected in the workshops of the Jaeger-LeCoultre Manufacture. Despite the ambitious concept, the Atmos mechanism impresses with the simplicity of its technical solutions. The principle of their operation is ingeniously simple and is based on fluctuations in the temperature of the outside air. The sealed capsule contains a mixture of gases that expand as the temperature rises and contract as the temperature falls. This capsule, which drives the drive spring, deforms like accordion bellows and continuously winds the watch mechanism. Receiving energy literally from the air, the watch surprises with its accuracy and stability of functioning. Temperature fluctuations of just one degree Celsius are enough to provide a two-day power reserve. Unusually close to a perpetual motion machine, the dream of the great masters of the Renaissance, Atmos watches break the laws of physics and open the doors to eternity. The mechanism of the Atmos Kuranty, as before, combines unique technical achievements and the highest precision. A distinctive feature of this model is the hands, filigree carved by the craftsmen of the Manufactory and exactly repeating the Kremlin ones. It is these hands, combined with Roman numerals, that make the Atmos Kuranty an absolute classic for those who value timeless values.
The watch is available for purchase in the Jaeger-LeCoultre mono-brand boutique on the 1st line of GUM.
The Atmos watch was invented by the Neuchâtel engineer Jean-Leon Reiter in 1928 and perfected in the workshops of the Jaeger-LeCoultre Manufacture. Despite the ambitious concept, the Atmos mechanism impresses with the simplicity of its technical solutions. The principle of their operation is ingeniously simple and is based on fluctuations in the temperature of the outside air. The sealed capsule contains a mixture of gases that expand as the temperature rises and contract as the temperature falls. This capsule, which drives the drive spring, deforms like accordion bellows and continuously winds the watch mechanism. Receiving energy literally from the air, the watch surprises with its accuracy and stability of functioning. Temperature fluctuations of just one degree Celsius are enough to provide a two-day power reserve. Unusually close to a perpetual motion machine, the dream of the great masters of the Renaissance, Atmos watches break the laws of physics and open the doors to eternity. The mechanism of the Atmos Kuranty, as before, combines unique technical achievements and the highest precision. A distinctive feature of this model is the hands, filigree carved by the craftsmen of the Manufactory and exactly repeating the Kremlin ones. It is these hands, combined with Roman numerals, that make the Atmos Kuranty an absolute classic for those who value timeless values.
The watch is available for purchase in the Jaeger-LeCoultre mono-brand boutique on the 1st line of GUM.
