Atmos clock - Jaeger-LeCoultre - Brass - 1930-1940

Fantastic early and very rare Atmos Reutter, model I, from the 1930s. The back is signed with a plaque, “Brevets J.L.Reutter S.G.D.G.” (Patent J.L.Reutter without government guarantee, Sans Garantie Du Gouvernement). In the early 1930s it was produced as the first model, so to speak, “in series,” though the wording is misleading, since the number of watches produced in the 1930s was estimated at 1,000–2,000 pieces per year. Here is an extremely modern clock in the Art Déco style, also “skyscraper design” is a fitting designation. The clock thrives on the color contrast between the chrome-plated and copper-colored surfaces, the rectangular case is stepped on the sides. The dial proudly bears the signature “Pendule Perpetuelle,” which comes very close to the truth. Excellent condition. A nice collectible piece with warranty. Delivery possible by arrangement.