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Thanks! I wonder how it worked.. Did they really make over 5.000 of them?

sure, thank you!

Super interesting... Perhaps the "triple" crown guard cases were produced in 1964 and in one big batch. Considered perhaps too extreme by the public, they had a hard time selling those cases, so they recycled them in later models the following years? Or were the crown guards not integral to...

very cool. Does the serial number provide some type of time frame?

Thank you JB!

Thanks Nico, I don’t know what OPS and US SN mean! I’m guessing the case or just the case back is 1964, but the rest of the watch could be later?

Here is a photo of the case back! The numbers I could read : - 720221 above “Sherpa” - 144/35/03 below “Sherpa” - 314962 after the “+” - 0 on top of the above number Thanks again,

Thank you very much Steve and Kazrich! I too think it’s more late Sixties than 1964. It is also illustrated in a 1967 Enicar brochure, so it seems you are spot on!

Hello, This is my first post and I wanted to introduce myself; I've always been a vintage watch amateur, and really enjoy watches from the Sixties and Seventies that focus on Space, Diving, and Explorations. Vintage tool watches but also cool watches that embody all the recent human...