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Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos Marina Clock

Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos Marina Clock

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Marcus Tempus Collection

Horological Record

A closer record of this clock’s origin, mechanics, decorative subject and historical character.

Selected Vintage Clock

Rare Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos Marina Clock

Switzerland · Circa 1965–1975

Record 002
Maker
Jaeger-LeCoultre
Movement
Calibre 526 Atmos
Model
Atmos Marina
Power
Atmospheric pressure & temperature
Country
Switzerland
Case
Gilt brass
Date
Circa 1965–1975

Historical Context

Engineering an Atmosphere

Introduced as one of the most decorative interpretations of the celebrated Atmos clock, the Marina series reflects Jaeger-LeCoultre's ability to combine extraordinary mechanical innovation with elegant mid-century design. Produced in Switzerland during the 1960s and 1970s, these distinctive clocks paired the remarkable Atmos movement with beautifully decorated Lucite panels inspired by nature and marine life

Decorative Interpretation

The Underwater Marina

The black Lucite panel is decorated with an elegant underwater scene featuring tropical fish gliding through graceful aquatic plants beneath a secluded island. Executed in finely applied gilt decoration, the composition creates remarkable depth while framing the dial with exceptional balance and refinement.

The Clock’s Journey

Provenance Timeline

Circa 1965–1975

Crafted in Switzerland

Produced by Jaeger-LeCoultre as part of the celebrated Atmos Marina collection.

2026

Examined by Marcus Tempus

Historically researched and individually assessed by the Marcus Tempus workshop.

Present Day

Offered for Acquisition

Presented as a distinctive antique clock for a new custodian and setting.

Prepared by the Marcus Tempus Workshop

This Horological Record has been prepared following historical research and examination of the timepiece.