A little info on the Brothers:
Quite rare to see any Enicar on this forum, so just want to contribute a bit.
First off, Enicar IMHO produced a lot of great looking vintage watches (not New Enicars) such as their Sherpa line of watches. Below are two of them.
Enicar Sherpa ultradive & Sherpa OPS.
Shared the same super compressor case by EPSA. (Super compressor will have a – Brevet + 314962 – stamped to the backcase) both have the same look and the odd chunk of steel between 2 crowns. Other Enicar divers will not have these. The purpose of this chunk of steel is to avoid seaweed being entangled between the 2 crowns.
Size is 40mm excluding crown, 43mm including the steel chunk. All stainless steel with big dome armored Crystal.
Automatic with date movement – I assume in house Enicar movement cal.1144 (as stamped on the backcase: 144/35/03). Date in RED for easy reading.
Big fat lugs
Very wearable n comfortable, no problem as every day watch, nicely designed… Especially for watches from the late 60s/70s…. in short very good looking.
Extra : the Ultradive have 2 marshmallow on the second hand. ENICAR is actually anagram from the founder ‘s family name : The RACINE family. Sherpa OPS – the ‘OPS’ might come from military inspired OPERATIONS, and thus the black PVD?.
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