Beautiful Old Clock

by Gail
(North Conway, NH)

What can you tell me about this clock? I am trying to find out how old it is and how valuable. It was given to a family member upon his retirement. It is in the origional box, with all of the papers, it is in perfect condition. This is what I have for info:

LaCoutre Atmos Mantle clock.
Brass or gold plated.
15 jewel
Serial # 135248.

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Atmos Clock

by Jen
(CT)

Atmos Clock

Atmos Clock

Can you help me find the exact model. I keep finding The jewel mantle but it is not that.

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Le Coultre Bought at Auction

by Robert
(S. Florida)

Le Coultre Table Clock

Le Coultre Table Clock

I recently bought a clock at a local auction. I knew nothing about the clock when I bought it other than I liked it. I did a little research via the internet and found out it may be worth more than the $75.00 I paid.

Is it possible this clock is a reproduction? I could not find a similar clock on-line to compare it. I believe the number "441" on the backside of the clock is a serial number or maybe a model number. On the face of the clock on the roman numeral twelve, the words "Le Coultre" are present and also on the numeral six the word "Swiss" is present. On the back, the words "Le Coultre Co", "Swiss" and "441" are engraved.

The clock works and keeps accurate time. It appears to be in new condition. The clock is approximately 3 1/4" in diameter with a 1 1/2" pedestal. I believe the clock is made of brass and is very decorative.

Any information would be appreciated.

Robert



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LeCoultre Co,15 jewel Atmos model LXJ Mantle clock

by Tim LeMasters
(Pomona Park, Florida)

I have been told it is quite valuable.

It is a Clock around 9"tall and 6" deep glass case around it and looks to be brass.It says LeCoultre Co. Swiss Made, 15 Jewel LXJ, Atmos.

It works and is in pretty good condition,it weighs probally 5-8Lbs, and has a round pendulum. The serial number is #13850 and all the ones on ebay selling for $600 to $1k is in the 300,000 serial numbers. I have looked on ebay and can not find the LXJ but have found others.

I was told by a few people in the clock field it was valued around $6000 can you tell me anything about this and if it worth selling.

Thanks, Tim LeMasters

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