Junghans' new 1972 Automatic FIS Edition

Hey guys, just seeing this new Junghans 1972 Automatic FIS Edition.

Have you had time to see it?

This watch helps celebrate Junhans being timing partner for the FIS
Nordic World Ski Championships. With details like a 46.9mm stainless
steel case, 30m WR, sapphire crystal, double crowns, with snowflake
engraving on the GMT crown, white dial with dark blue minutes track,
red, and blue internal 24h GMT ring, neat lumed hands, and markers,
automatic calibre J830, integrated steel bracelet, rally straps, and more.


Just a few pics...

















Monochrome, and Junghans with this, and more...

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I like everything except the hands and price....the white hands disappear on that white dial. Especially if you are out skiing and are snow blind. These are just renders so in real life they maybe better. 1600 euros? Wow it's just not that nice.

sixtysix wrote:

I like everything except the hands and price....the white hands disappear on that white dial. Especially if you are out skiing and are snow blind. These are just renders so in real life they maybe better. 1600 euros? Wow it's just not that nice.

Wow, yeah, have to agree Gary.

As often is the case, I did not look at the price, and just skipped right
over it. Checking out the info on it, and looking at the pictures only.

But yeah, $1600 is crazy ! Even $600 would be too much actually.

So what this one seems to need, is a much lower price tag, along with
maybe a red, and blue hand right?! ..I am with you sir, and have to thank
you for giving your thoughts on this, as well as being so honest !

Thanks so so much Gary !!!