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Junghans 1972 Competition FIS Edition Trondheim - 27/4507.00

  • Limited edition
  • Automatic movement
  • Up to 10 bar water resistant
Precio normal $0.00
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About this timepiece

Snowflakes, a Norwegian flag and a run of only 150 pieces make the Junghans 1972 Competition FIS Edition Trondheim (ref. 27/4507.00) a true collector's automatic chronograph, created to celebrate the 2025 FIS Nordic World Ski Championships in Trondheim. Its silver sunburst dial carries a delicate transparent print of tiny stylized snowflakes inspired by the official championships logo, and the small seconds at 6 o'clock displays the Norwegian flag in honor of the host nation.

The oval stainless steel case measures 45.5 mm from 9 to 3 o'clock and 41.0 mm from 12 to 6 o'clock, stands 14.5 mm high, and pairs a screwed crown with a case back retained by four screws and engraved for the edition. Inside, the self-winding J880.5 movement offers a 48-hour power reserve and drives the stop seconds, the 30-minute counter at 12 o'clock, the small seconds and the date, while a dark blue tachymeter scale frames the dial. A sapphire crystal with anti-reflection coating on both sides, a luminous minute track and water resistance up to 10 bar make it ready for winter days, and the dark blue leather strap, with black lining, grey perforation, a stainless steel inlay and a folding clasp, completes a winter-sports tribute you will be proud to wear.

Features

  • FIS Trondheim 2025 Edition – limited to 150 pieces, honoring Junghans' role as Official Timing Partner.
  • Snowflake Sunburst Dial – silver sunburst finish with a transparent print of stylized snowflakes.
  • Norwegian Flag Small Seconds – the subdial at 6 o'clock honors the host nation.
  • J880.5 Automatic Chronoscope – stop seconds, 30-minute counter at 12 o'clock, date and a 48-hour power reserve.
  • Dark Blue Tachymeter – matched by a dark blue perforated leather strap with stainless steel folding clasp.

Specifications

  • Reference: 27/4507.00
  • Collection: 1972 Competition
  • Movement: Self-winding movement J880.5
  • Power Reserve: 48 hours (without chronoscope function)
  • Functions: Date, small second (at 6 o'clock position), stop second, 30-minute counter (12 o'clock position)
  • Dial: Silver with sunburst finish and transparent snowflake print, small second at 6 o'clock position with Norwegian flag, tachymeter scale in dark blue, minute track with luminous substance
  • Case: Oval stainless steel case, screwed crown
  • Case Dimensions: 45.5 mm (9–3 o'clock) x 41.0 mm (12–6 o'clock)
  • Case Height: 14.5 mm
  • Case Back: Stainless steel case back retained by 4 screws and edition engraving (cross-country skier in a snowstorm)
  • Crystal: Sapphire crystal with anti-reflection coating on both sides
  • Water Resistance: Up to 10 bar
  • Strap: Dark blue leather strap with black lining leather and grey perforation, strap with stainless steel inlay, retained by two screws
  • Clasp: Stainless steel folding clasp
  • Limited Edition: 150 pieces
  • Made in: Schramberg, Germany

Timepiece History

Junghans was founded on April 14, 1861, in Schramberg in Germany's Black Forest, when Erhard Junghans and his brother-in-law, Jakob Zeller-Tobler, set up a firm making parts for large Black Forest clocks; the first complete Junghans clocks followed in 1866. By 1903, Junghans had grown into the largest clock manufacturer in the world, and in 1918 it completed its nine-level terrace building, the Terrassenbau, which today houses the Junghans Terrassenbau Museum. Owned by the Steim family since 2009, Junghans remains based in Schramberg today.

Junghans' sports timing story began with hand-held stopwatches in the 1920s; from the 1960s to the 1980s it timed many major sporting events, including the 1972 Olympic Games as official timekeeper, and the 1972 line takes its name and style from that era. Junghans was Official Timing Partner of the 2025 FIS Nordic World Ski Championships in Trondheim, Norway, which began on February 26, 2025, its fourth championship in that role after Seefeld in 2019, Oberstdorf in 2021 and Planica in 2023. The 1972 Competition FIS Edition Trondheim was made for the occasion in a limited edition of 150 pieces.

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