Mike Murray's Web page for Selling LeCoultre Atmos Clock Parts
If you need service then please see my Atmos service page.
I do NOT sell any "new" Atmos parts; all parts are used or aftermarket.
No instructions of any kind are send with any part, therefore it is
your responsibility to accurately order and all sales are final with
some flexibility at my discretion.
Please realize that I'm not a supply house and make my living overhauling the Atmos
and I do this so that people have a way around LeCoultre who does not seem to sell
any parts.
To make sure that you order the right part, please see: Atmos Parts Schematics
All prices listed here are accurate and up-to-date.
Mike Murray
P. O. Box 562
1151 D Street
Fossil, OR 97830-0562
The P.O. Box is for the USPS only and should be removed for all other carriers.
E-mail address: Mike@atmosclock.us (Preferred contact method)
In order to assist you in ordering the correct part, you must first determine the
Atmos's caliber and use this link to determine the caliber of your Atmos.
Once you have determined the clock's caliber then you'll need to know the correct part number.
I have this solved by listing most every part for the three LeCoultre calibers.
These are all Web page links.
The caliber 540
The caliber 528 & 526
The caliber 519 & Atmos II
For a complete list and prices, please see my pdf file Internet Atmos Parts Prices.pdf
To make sure that you order the right part, please see: Atmos Parts Schematics
These are the most requested LeCoultre Atmos items:
Part # |
Item Description |
Cost (Shipping extra) |
3402 or 3831 |
4th wheel [The minute hand attaches here] (For all calibers under 540) |
$200.00 |
3409 |
Escape wheel (For calibers: 526, & 528) |
$125.00 |
3410 |
Pallet Fork and Staff (For calibers: 522, 526, 528, & 532) |
$200.00 |
3517 or 3885 or 4100 |
Complete Suspension Unit (made with an after market spring)$150.00 with my clamp and screw; or $100.00 using your old regulator clamp and bottom screw see below) |
$150.00 or $100.00 |
Service |
I'll install the Suspension Unit and poise your Atmos balance (pendulum) |
$100.00 |
3581 or 3809 or 4155 ('84 & up) |
Refilled Used Bellows (2-year warranty). Currently in stock and ready to go by mfg. date: (Month/Day/Year): 11/18/1955 11/27/1980
10/28/1982. Or have yours refilled, takes about a month and must be pre-paid. |
$400.00 |
3826 & 3827 |
Pallet Fork & Staff (For calibers: Atmos II, 519, & 529) |
$250.00 |
3835 |
Escape wheel (For calibers: Atmos II, 519, 522, 529, & 532) |
$250.00 |
All prices listed here are accurate and up-to-date.
If you are ordering a Suspension Unit, then please specify the Atmos' caliber because
an Atmos II and Caliber # 519 take a longer length screwed end (bottom clamp) and all
other calibers take the shorter bottom clamp. You must send in your regulating clamp and
bottom clamp that are useable, for the $50.00 discount ($25.00 each piece)..
To determine your Atmos' caliber, please see Atmos caliber.
Or you can measure the threaded area of the bottom clamp. The longer thread is
approximately 22mm and the shorter thread is approximately 17mm. Please specify
either the caliber or the thread length when ordering.
Please be aware that all Pallet Fork & Staff's are not in "just drop in condition".
This means that any fork will require adjustments in order to function properly but
I guarantee that the fork is complete and will function properly with some minor
adjustments, as per the LeCoultre Atmos repair notes.
If you are interested in purchasing any of the above then please
contact me at Mike and then I'll E-mail you with total
costs and then issue a Pay Pal invoice or await your check.
You can also E-mail for cost and availability of other Atmos parts.
I can also refill your old dead bellows for $400.00 plus shipping but realize
that option takes about 6 weeks because I send it to another to be refilled.
For any shipment, it makes the package a little more deliverable if you include a
contact phone number. Please include your phone # with your E-mail.
The shipping charge is $20.00 to the US, $50.00 to Canada which includes insurance.
This assumes that the shipping weight is under 1 pound, which it is normally.
For shipping to the rest of the world, there are three options to choose.
For shipping outside the US you must choose a value that you want me to place on
whatever you order. This will be the same as the insurance I place on the package
because the USPS will not insure an item for more that its value.
This value is very important because you will have to pay whatever import tax your
country requires, aka duty fee. The only way I know to prevent paying duty or customs
fees is to not insure the package and taking that chance is up to you.
1.) First is 1st Class International if it is under 2 lbs. then I can send it 1st
class mail which takes 3 to 4 weeks and costs $50.00. It is by far the cheapest way to send
an international package from the U.S. but only $200.00 for insurance.
2.) Second is USPS Priority Mail, using a box of about any size and this includes insurance,
with no maximum. The cost is $65.00. The package can be tracked and takes about 2 to 2 1/2 weeks.
3.) Third and last is the USPS Express Mail, using an Express Mail box and this includes insurance,
with no maximum. The cost is $80.00. The package can be tracked and takes about one week.
Please remember that the insurance amount is also the customs value for country's taxes and import fees.
Free shipping on any order $1,000.00 or more using the Express Mail, option # 2, to anywhere.
I use USPS for all shipping. If you want to use another carrier then you
will have to arrange everything for shipping, meaning I hand the box to the
driver, get a receipt and nothing else.
For service on your Atmos clock, please see:
My Atmos service web page
I would like payment by money order, certified check, personal check,
business check, or through Pay Pal or Square, which is the only way I take
credit cards. I do prefer a check because Pay Pal and Square take 4%.
I only take credit cards if you are in the USA or Canada.
The 4% is added to the total bill if you use a credit card or Pay Pal.
With Pay Pal you can pay me directly using "friends and family" where
you absorb all fees and I'm paid the full amount. There would be nothing
added amount to the final fill if you absorb all fees. Here you log on
to Pay Pal and send me the full amount of my bill, so there is no E-voice
coming from me with this method and you will be charged all Pay Pal fees
on top of my final bill.
With either Pay Pal or Square, I will send an invoice to your E-mail
address. Here you are dealing directly with either service and not me.
You do have to be a member of Pay Pal in order to issue a payment but
you may use Square without any membership or additional Square fees but
the 4% will be added to your total bill as with Pay Pal.
With Square, I can also take the credit card information which includes
the number, expiration date and the last 3 or 4 #'s of the security code
from the back of the card BUT that adds 4% to the final bill. I'd prefer
to avoid this method but it is an option.
All sales outside North America will be charged 5% on top of the total
through Pay Pal only.
All of the added fees are exactly what either service charges me
for taking your credit card.
I have parts for the Atmos II and Caliber 519 (Schematics Link) and these have long since been
discontinued, so please be aware that they are very expensive.
Please feel free to contact me at Mike for any Atmos part.
If I don't have it, I'll give you another contact who may.
For a complete list and prices, please see my pdf file Internet Atmos Parts Prices.pdf
A service from, E-mail address Mike@atmosclock.us
Mike Murray Founder of Clocksmiths
A specialist in Atmos and 400-day clock repair.
Also, I overhaul most plug in electric clocks.
In continuous service since 04/01/1982.
Mike's Clock Clinic
P. O. Box 562
1151 D Street
Fossil, OR 97830-0562
E-mail Mike@atmosatmosclock.us
MCC's Web site is located at http://www.atmosclock.us
Memberships: Clocksmiths & NAWCC
N.A.W.C.C. International 400-day Clock Chapter # 168
Published in Chapter 168's "Torsion Times"
Former AWCI's 400-day (Anniversary) clock Bench Course Instructor!
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