JUNGHANS FORM A EDITION 160 Limited Black Forest Mens Watch Ref 27/4131.00
Junghans Watches – German Watchmaking Since 1861
A High-Performance Tribute to 1970s Motorsport Style
Only 1,972 pieces worldwide – Collector's Edition
The 1972 Competition is a bold, limited-edition automatic chronograph watch inspired by the adrenaline-fueled spirit of 1970s motorsport. With a distinctive retro design, advanced self-winding movement, and vibrant racing details, this timepiece is a must-have for vintage watch collectors and motorsport enthusiasts alike.
Featuring an elliptical stainless steel case and a tachymeter chronograph dial, the 1972 Competition brings together form and function in perfect balance. The anthracite dial is accented by vivid orange totalizers and timing scales—an eye-catching contrast that recalls classic racing watches from a legendary era.
Powered by the J880.5 self-winding movement, this men’s sports watch offers a 48-hour power reserve, stopwatch function, small seconds subdial, and a date window. It's engineered for durability and reliability—on or off the track.
Movement: Automatic J880.5 | 48-hour power reserve
Functions: Chronograph stopwatch, date, small seconds, tachymeter
Case: Stainless steel, 45.5 x 41.0 mm | 14.5 mm thick | Screw-down crown | 4-screw case back with limited edition motif
Crystal: Scratch-resistant flat sapphire | Anti-reflective coating (front & back)
Dial: Sunray-brushed anthracite with orange accents | Luminous minute track with eco-friendly lume
Water Resistance: 10 bar / 100 meters
Strap: Black leather with orange lining | Dual stainless steel screws | Stainless steel folding clasp
Limited edition – only 1,972 made
Vintage racing aesthetic with modern craftsmanship
A standout piece for any automatic chronograph collection
Built for everyday wear or motorsport nostalgia
Whether you’re a watch collector, racing fan, or lover of retro-style men's watches, the 1972 Competition is a rare and refined statement piece. Explore one of the best limited edition automatic watches inspired by the 1970s—before they're gone.