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What to look for when buy­ing an Atmos clock? Our tips!

The basic rule is: you buy what you see! So try to inspect the clock its­elf, or pho­tos of it, very clo­se­ly. Pay atten­ti­on to the cor­ners of the case – this is often whe­re so-cal­led “stress cracks” appear, which can­not be repai­red. They occur abo­ve all in model series such as Calib­re 528/8 and Calib­re 519, but are not uncom­mon in other cali­bres and models either.

The dial also plays an important role. It often shows dis­co­lou­ra­ti­on or scrat­ches, so take a clo­se look. The gene­ral con­di­ti­on of the case gil­ding should always be in kee­ping with its age. A clock with too many sta­ins has usual­ly not been trea­ted with care.

Ask the sel­ler about the histo­ry of the clock – the­re may be records of repairs that have alre­a­dy been car­ri­ed out.

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Alexander Heeg
Burkarderstraße 36
97082 Würzburg
Tel.: +49 1788170215
E-Mail: info@atmos-atelier.de

Rüdiger Heeg
Wilhelmstraße 59
63741 Aschaffenburg
Tel.: +49 1759371074
E-Mail: zz-zahnraedchen@hotmail.de