Most Atmos clocks are 'graded' by using the following guidelines:
A 20th century Atmos Mantle clock by Le Coultre, serial #179552. 15 jewel perpetual movement. Calibre 528-6, by “Le Coultre et Cie, Swiss”. Brass case with glass panels and painted metal dial with Gold. The serial numbers are located on top of the movement next to the fast-slow adjustment. On some early caliber 519's and the Atmos II's the serial number is located on the bottom of the movement and you can see it through the front of the case. D-link dcm 202 drivers for mac. Return to Index Determining the Clocks Caliber (Model). Spirited away english dub 720p. In a vintage condition, a not complete Jaeger-LeCoultre 'ATMOS' mantel clock, with 1962 as year of manufacture. The serial number 149791 comes from this year series and can be found online. Model number is 5609 and is also written at the bottom. It says: 'ATO 5609-4/82'. It was probably serviced in that year.
Lecoultre Atmos Clock Value
Jaeger Lecoultre Atmos Mantle Clock
Fair Condition - The clock runs, but does not keep accurate time and/or the Case may be badly tarnished and/or possibly 'pitting' or cracks in the metal.
Good Condition - Clock runs properly, the case has no pitting or cracks, however the lacquer finish has faded and/or has hairline scratches or minor blemishes in the plating.
Excellent Condition - Clock runs perfectly, the finish is bright and clear with only a few minor hairline scratches that are noticeable only at close inspection.
MINT Condition - Clock runs perfectly; case is in perfect condition, no fading and no highline scratches-even at very close inspection; often original box, packing material and documentation included.
A good way of determining the approximate value of your particular clock is to regularly visit on-line Auction Sites; look for clocks at auctions similar to yours, comparing your clock to identical ones with the final 'winning bid amounts'.
Prices at auction sites are often reflective of the current market value of most any item.