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TOP OF THE ATMOS-PHERE

aeger-LeCoultre’s watchmakers surprised the watch industry and the world with their first Atmos clock in 1928. The concept was revolutionary at the time and still fascinates us today. Sealed within an airtight capsule, a mix of gases react to temperature change. The expansion and contraction of these gases create a movement that winds

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