JAEGER-LECOULTRE. A RARE BACCARAT CRYSTAL LIMITED EDITION ATMOS CLOCK WITH MONTH AND MOON PHASES, DESIGNED BY MARC NEWSON, MADE TO COMMEMORATE THE 80TH ANNIVERSARY OF ATMOS CLOCK - photo 1
JAEGER-LECOULTRE. A RARE BACCARAT CRYSTAL LIMITED EDITION ATMOS CLOCK WITH MONTH AND MOON PHASES, DESIGNED BY MARC NEWSON, MADE TO COMMEMORATE THE 80TH ANNIVERSARY OF ATMOS CLOCK - photo 2

JAEGER-LECOULTRE. A RARE BACCARAT CRYSTAL LIMITED EDITION ATMOS CLOCK WITH MONTH AND MOON PHASES, DESIGNED BY MARC NEWSON, MADE TO COMMEMORATE THE 80TH ANNIVERSARY OF ATMOS CLOCK

Lot 2204
28.05.2023 13:00UTC +08:00
Classic
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HKD 214 200
AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationHong Kong, Hong Kong
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Lot 2204 | JAEGER-LECOULTRE. A RARE BACCARAT CRYSTAL LIMITED EDITION ATMOS CLOCK WITH MONTH AND MOON PHASES, DESIGNED BY MARC NEWSON, MADE TO COMMEMORATE THE 80TH ANNIVERSARY OF ATMOS CLOCK
Estimate value
HKD 120 000 – 240 000
JAEGER-LECOULTRE. A RARE BACCARAT CRYSTAL LIMITED EDITION ATMOS CLOCK WITH MONTH AND MOON PHASES, DESIGNED BY MARC NEWSON, MADE TO COMMEMORATE THE 80TH ANNIVERSARY OF ATMOS CLOCK

ATMOS 561 MODEL

Movement: Cal. JLC 561, wound by changes of temperature

Dial: White Arabic numerals, silvered disc indicating the month in French, aperture for moon phases

Case: Baccarat crystal, front panel removable to adjust the time, balance locking lever above the pendulum, raised on three height-adjustable feet, 250 mm. wide, 150 mm. depth and 280 mm. high

With: Jaeger-LeCoultre Certificate of Origin, product literature, setting key and fitted presentation box

Remark: Limited edition of 888 pieces

Note: Serial numbers are available upon request







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This lot is offered without reserve.
Manufactur:Jaeger-LeCoultre
Applied technique:Self-winding
Medium:Glass
Art style:Modern art
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