Mantel clock - junghans - Plastic, Metal - 1980-1990 - Junghans Quartz Skeleton

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Junghans Quartz Skeleton mantel clock in NOS condition from the 1980s to 1990s, with a plastic arch-shaped housing, clear acrylic front, metal internal skeleton, a quartz movement powered by a standard battery, Made in Germany, 16 cm high, 11.5 cm wide, 3.5 cm deep, and weighing 400 g.

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Up for auction is a magnificent and pristine Junghans Quartz Skeleton mantel clock, a stunning piece of mid-to-late 20th-century German design and horological engineering. New Old Stock (NOS): This clock is in brand new, unused condition. It has been carefully preserved in its original factory box (shows minor shelf wear from storage, but the clock itself is immaculate). It has never been displayed or used, functioning perfectly. Elegant arch-shaped clear acrylic, high-grade plastic housing with a solid grey base, offering a modern "skeleton" look that lets you see completely through the clock. White chapter ring featuring classic black Roman numerals (I–XII) and clean minute tracks, suspended centrally to highlight the intricate internal mechanics. High-precision German Junghans Quartz movement powered by a standard battery. The inner mechanism displays visible brass-tone gears and wheels, showcasing a fascinating skeleton structure. Signed “JUNGHANS quartz” and “MADE IN GERMANY” on the face. The rear mechanism bridge is marked “UNADJUSTED”, “SW 88”, and “MADE IN GERMANY”. Original factory reference label is intact on the box (Ref. 365/4078.00, Mod. 607). A fantastic collector's item for fans of vintage German design, modernist decor, or Junghans timepieces. Will be securely packaged, tracked, and insured for shipping.

Up for auction is a magnificent and pristine Junghans Quartz Skeleton mantel clock, a stunning piece of mid-to-late 20th-century German design and horological engineering. New Old Stock (NOS): This clock is in brand new, unused condition. It has been carefully preserved in its original factory box (shows minor shelf wear from storage, but the clock itself is immaculate). It has never been displayed or used, functioning perfectly. Elegant arch-shaped clear acrylic, high-grade plastic housing with a solid grey base, offering a modern "skeleton" look that lets you see completely through the clock. White chapter ring featuring classic black Roman numerals (I–XII) and clean minute tracks, suspended centrally to highlight the intricate internal mechanics. High-precision German Junghans Quartz movement powered by a standard battery. The inner mechanism displays visible brass-tone gears and wheels, showcasing a fascinating skeleton structure. Signed “JUNGHANS quartz” and “MADE IN GERMANY” on the face. The rear mechanism bridge is marked “UNADJUSTED”, “SW 88”, and “MADE IN GERMANY”. Original factory reference label is intact on the box (Ref. 365/4078.00, Mod. 607). A fantastic collector's item for fans of vintage German design, modernist decor, or Junghans timepieces. Will be securely packaged, tracked, and insured for shipping.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
junghans
Title additional information
Junghans Quartz Skeleton
Material
Metal, Plastic
Clock mechanism
Quartz
Power reserve
infinite movement
Striking
Not striking
Country of origin
Germany
Condition
As new - unused
In working order
Yes
Height
16 cm
Width
11.5 cm
Depth
3.5 cm
Estimated period
1980-1990
Weight
400 g
ItalyVerified
Private

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