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The Atmos Embas­sy (1969 to 1979)

The Atmos Embassy (1969 to 1979)

In 1969, the Atmos Embas­sy was included in the cata­lo­gues and was sold until 1979. The­se models are eit­her high­ly cove­ted by coll­ec­tors or tend to be pas­sed over. The ful­ly clo­sed case has a more old-fashio­ned look, and the view of the filigree mecha­nism of the Atmos is denied. Only the tor­si­on pen­dulum can be obser­ved as it lei­su­re­ly swings.

Sin­ce Atmos enthu­si­asts are often thril­led by the tech­ni­cal mas­tery of the clock, Atmos clocks with glass panels are often pre­fer­red. Nevert­hel­ess, the Atmos Embas­sy always finds coll­ec­tors who par­ti­cu­lar­ly like this design line. The model was pro­du­ced in various gold colour com­bi­na­ti­ons. On the far right of the pic­tu­re is a cus­tom build with a high-qua­li­ty nickel-pla­ted case and green side panels. It is my favou­ri­te Embassy.

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