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Nicolas (amanico) brings to light a truly exceptional piece from Jaeger-LeCoultre's 2014 Hybris Artistica collection: a unique Atmos clock. This article delves into the artistry and horological innovation behind this specific Atmos, inviting readers to appreciate its distinct place within the collection and the broader world of horology. Nicolas's post serves as a gateway to understanding why the Atmos, even in its most artistic forms, continues to captivate collectors.
that happens to tell the time too! Thank you for posting Nico.
I find the tech cal concept behind the Atmos fascinating. Put gas in closed container, Allie the container to expand and contract if gas is warmer or colder, the expansion and contraction will produce the energy to drive the movement. Speaking of climate neutral energy. I still find it amazing that this concept has not branched out into other applications (well it did a bit in certain thermostats etc) and that it hadnโt been picked up by other brands. Perhaps the fact that itโs pretty sensitive
Please click here, you will see several which don't look that outdated: www.watchprosite.com Each year, I am following what JLC has to offer in terms of Atmos. I find the concept very attractive and interesting. No, it needs some place and... Calm. Best, my friend. Nicolas
Outdated may have been the wrong word, perhaps not as flashy as good he or at least a bit underrated underestimated. I simply Iโve the technical concept and on some models I like the looks as well.
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