Today, this Grande Maison, rooted in the philosophy of technical excellence and great aesthetics, is considered a leader in the watchmaking industry. Its more than 1,260 calibers and 440 patents registered under its name bear witness to this. Even after more than 185 years, the master watchmakers, engineers and craftsmen continue to be inspired by this ambition and put their heart and imagination into every sketch, every vibration and every beat. The practices described by the Maison as Metiers Rares, such as the miniature paintings on enamel, guilloche, enamelling and engraving, are still carried out by hand. Each one of these traditional skills illustrates the brand's Art of Precision which is its guiding philosophy.
Created in 1928, the Atmos table clock remains a fascinating clock thanks to its wealth of ideas. Inside a sealed capsule is a gas mixture that expands or contracts with every change in temperature. This means that the clock winds itself up naturally and without any need for human intervention. The unique design allows the observer to see the complex mechanism from every angle. Its the blend of classic and modern styles and mechanics that makes the Atmos collection so timeless. The Atmos clock has its finger firmly on the pulse of our time, thanks to the many reinterpretations of this classic clock undertaken by the great designers who work with Jaeger-LeCoultre.