Why does my Atmos clock keep stopping?

An Atmos keeping good time does not need any periodic maintenance. Once an Atmos clock starts stopping it generally means that it needs a Clean and an overhaul, very little amounts of dirt will bring your atmos clock to a stop.

How can I speed up my Atmos clock?

If your Atmos is running fast or slow, you can make speed adjustments by using the Speed Adjustment Lever. This ‘Lever’ is located on the top of the clock frame. Imprinted in between the lever are “F/A” (Fast / Advance) and “S/R” (Slow / Retard) marks.

How do you date a Lecoultre Atmos clock?

The Serial Number of an Atmos Clock is usually located on the top of the Movement, by the Speed Adjustment Lever. On some very older models, the serial number may actually be on the front of the Movement -near the hands and on Antique Reutter Clocks the serial number is often on the Back “Drum” portion.

How accurate is an Atmos clock?

The Atmos® clock operates without batteries, electricity or winding. It is accurate and silent but very sensitive, as it requires only an extremely low amount of energy to operate. The Atmos® clock must not be moved once it has been started.

What is my Atmos clock worth?

The value of an Atmos clock may lie in its condition more than in its serial number or age. The most common Atmos types in fairly good condition can fetch anywhere from $300 to upward of $1,000. This is for model numbers 519, 526, 528 and 540. These clocks have the standard brass and gold-plated cases.

How much does it cost to service an Atmos clock?

Atmos Clock Overhaul: Clean movement, Oil, Bellow test, Light case polish, Clean Glass, Put clock in beat, Poise pallet fork : $350 – Takes a couple months to return home. This is the attention that the majority of Atmos will require to run again.

Are Atmos clocks valuable?

How much does a new Atmos clock cost?

Their prices range between $2,000 and $4,000, of course in consideration with their present working conditions. 10,000 to 25,000 – special atmos clocks mainly from the earliest production runs. Generally made thru mass production and are worth around $1,500.

Can Atmos clocks be repaired?

All Glass Panels are removed and cleaned while the clock is repaired. The average repair time for the ‘Overhaul’ on most Atmos Clocks is approximately * 8-10 weeks, which includes the time required for speed adjustments. Our Work is completely warranted by us for two years.

Are Atmos clocks gold plated?

ATMOS Clock Case & Dial Restoration Atmos Case Restoration / Refinishing: All Case Parts are disassembled, cleaned, polished and then re-plated with new 24KT Gold. A fresh coat of clear Lacquer is applied to the refinished Case parts to protect the beautiful new Gold finish.

How much does an Atmos clock cost?

How do you transport an Atmos clock?

Place the clock in a clean plastic bag and pack the clock in a small box first, using plenty of packing material. Place that box in a larger box again use plenty of packing material in between both boxes (see photo).

Is there a way to date an Atmos clock?

Dating Your Atmos Clock Though there is no known published reference books that date or ‘grade’ Atmos Clocks based on age or condition, the Chart below may be helpful in determining the age of your Atmos Clock.

How much is a LeCoultre Atmos clock worth?

The value of an Atmos clock may lie in its condition more than in its serial number or age. The most common Atmos types in fairly good condition can fetch anywhere from $300 to upward of $1,000. This is for model numbers 519, 526, 528 and 540.

When to place Atmos clocks in low traffic areas?

Remember that Atmos Clocks run best when they are placed in ‘low traffic’ areas where the clock can run undisturbed and not be jarred. The Importance of Locking the Pendulum

Where is the locking screw on the Atmos clock?

You should use this locking screw only if the clock is being moved. It is extra protection and only found on some caliber 526’s and 540’s. On the domed anniversary model Atmos, the lever is located toward the rear and on the right side of the clock. The lever must be pushed from the back toward the front in a left to right or a clockwise swing.