The Sherpa Graph MkIV may not be the rarest of the Enicar Valjoux 72 powered sports watches, but boy, it sure is a cool and funky piece. White dial Sherpa Graph MkIV The white dial Enicar Sherpa Graph MkIV: the final countdown One of the many Enicar chronographs that belonged to GVM I have only seen two of these in my whole life. But it is the silver & red chapter ring that really deserves mentioning. The AR1126 movement in this rubyrotor 30 jewels variation doesn’t come along often. The 24-hour hand is a nifty complication and it matches with the red pointer ring very well. But that is not the only reason I fancy this Sherpa GMT. Red bezel Sherpa GMT The Enicar Sherpa GMT from 1960 with red bezel, posted by guys with a modest wrist size, the 36mm case Enicar models are a great fit. Can it get any better than this? I doubt it. That alone would probably be enough to earn a spot in this overview, but the model Nico found is the ridiculously rare ‘Chronometer’ version. A year later, this top model line would be named ‘Sherpa’, without the ‘s’ at the end. For a short time, Enicar renamed the Seapearl model that was tested in the Himalayas ‘Sherpas’. Off course I’m talking about mister Nico Henke, better known as In September he posted this amazingly rare Sherpas from 1956. The owner of this watch has another entrance in this list.
Matt S: you are one lucky bastard! Sherpas Chronometer Sherpas Chronometer, the Mount Everest watch heir with extra accuracy Only a handful of this variation can be found online. What makes this particular model even better, is the white (or is is silver?) dial.
The EPSA compressor case with bayonet closing system, the eye popping crown protection, the (double) lollipop secondhand: there is so much to like here. Even Ed Sheeran owns an Ultradive nowadays. This is the best of 2020! White dial Ultradive The ultra cool Ultradive from Enicar Ultradive may be the most sought after Enicar dive watch of the moment. The watch posts I picked stood out, at least in my opinion, because they showed grails, unseen models or funky Enicars that ticked my boxes. This is sort of a top 10, or top 11 to be precise, without a ranking. I will reflect on 2020 by sharing some Enicars posted on Instagram, my favorite fastfood medium. And even though the COVID-19 crisis has been dominating the watch world in 2020 (dramatic sales figures by the traditional brands, the end of Baselworld, no Evening with Enicar or any other get-togethers) there will be no further corona related stuff in this blogpost. It has been a year that most of us want to forget.
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