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1972 Chronoscope Sports Edition 2024
Sporty design, dynamic shapes and bold colour accents. The new
1972 Chronoscope Sports Edition 2024 embodies sporting spirit and ambition in an unique way.
Find a retailer1972 Chronoscope Sports Edition 2024 embodies sporting spirit and ambition in an unique way.
1972 Chronoscope Sports Edition 2024
The love of sport in general and sports timekeeping in particular have a long tradition at Junghans. This began in the 1920s with the first hand stopwatches and continued with the timekeeping of numerous sports competitions, the highlight of which was in Munich in 1972. These are the roots of the sporty 1972 watch line. The limited 1972 Chronoscope Sports Edition 2024 is available in three dial colours and colour-coordinated leather straps. All dials feature a striking double stripe, the historic Junghans lettering and the number 6 in the form of a starting number. A touch of classic motor racing resonates here.
1972 Chronoscope Sports Edition 2024
Technology
Quartz movement J645.83
Case
Stainless steel Ø 43.3 mm, height 11.3 mm, unidirectional lockable bezel, screwed stainless steel case back with edition engraving
Dial
Matt red with white vertical double stripe, matt green with olive brown vertical double stripe or matt light grey with white vertical double stripe, historical Junghans lettering, black totalisers, white or green small second, minute track with white environmentally-friendly luminous substance
Strap
red, green or graphite grey leather strap with three circular cut-outs and white or grey lining, quick-release, stainless steel buckle
Function
Date, small second and 24-hour display, 1/5 stop second, 60-minute counter
Glass
anti-reflective sapphire crystal
Water resistance
up to 10 bar
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1972 Competition
50 years after Junghans' major milestone in sports timekeeping, the new 1972 Competition sports watch honours this special moment.
The bullhead look, based on a stopwatch, with the pusher and crown at the top of the watch, as well as the orange colour accents and the oval-shaped case are reminiscent of their historical model and revive the seventies in a modern way.
The bullhead look, based on a stopwatch, with the pusher and crown at the top of the watch, as well as the orange colour accents and the oval-shaped case are reminiscent of their historical model and revive the seventies in a modern way.
The sports watch is a real eye-catcher and is limited to 1972 pieces.
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Technology
Self-winding movement J880.5 with a power reserve of up to 48 hours
Case
Stainless steel, ellipsoidal 45.5 x 41.0 mm, height 14.5, screwed crown and tube, 4-times screwed case back with Edition motif
Dial
Anthracite with sunray brush, totalisers and tachymeter scales in orange, minute track with environmentally-friendly luminous substance
Strap
Leather strap with orange-coloured lining leather, two stainless steel screws fixed on both sides, stainless steel folding clasp
Function
Small second, date, stop function, tachymeter
Glass
anti-reflective sapphire crystal
Water resistance
Water resistant up to 10 bar
As the official timekeeper, Junghans made "honest sports time" possible with new techniques such as the start control system and double light barriers. False starts were recognised immediately.
When the athletes have catapulted out of the blocks, run down the track and cross the finish line, they trigger a timing camera that captures each participant in their track.
The Junghans finish line cameras documented the race for the gold medals and provided a Polaroid colour picture of the finish line after only 10 seconds.
The electronic digital clock "counter 7202" displays the time accurately to the hundredth of a second. It also supplies the time to secondary displays, such as the stadium displays or to the TV stations.
