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Maybe I remember it incorrectly,.. But doesn't the "Ocean Pearl" on the back indicate a non-bayonet waterproof caseback?

What are you trying to say? Are you looking for Aquastar chronographs to buy?

Welcome to the forum. Nice watch! (y)

Maybe the case was polished a little too enthusiasticly and lost a mm in diameter? I compared it to this one: here Looks like the same case to me, but there's no overhang.

There's on listed on Ebay right now: here

Why do you think it's a 2165/40/80? The engraving on the back clearly says 2165-39-80V.

You might be on to something here. Was there an OPS dial without the "automatic" under Enicar as seen here? That's a dial variant I haven't seen before as far as I remember.

I found some information over here Seems to be a very specific crystal because as it says there crystal’s inside shape is made to hold the tachymeter scale.

Congratulations Hakan!

You can find these for many watch brands. The shorter blade is especially designed for opening snap-on casebacks:

UNADJUSTED and ADJUSTED?

Took a gamble on these two today: Turns out the bottom one marked 2 14 PC is a perfect fit for the Sherpa Word Time caseback :)

The description clearly says: customized rocket second hand. The seller put them on all kind of watches he's selling.

In the Brochures & Manuals section of Enicar101.com there's a 1960's Guide manual showing an Anchorage bezel. And a 1970's one showing a cushion case Guide with the Gambier bezel. Interesting and confusing subject.

If that is correct, why do adverts and catalogs etc. show Guides with "Anchorage - Ho.Lu. Denver" bezels?

Panalpina. Some info can be found here: Wikipedia Panalpina

The watch has Ultrasonic on the dial and on the back. Enicar introduced that technology in 1953. The 010 in 010/036 on the back indicates a movement cal. 1010. Not sure when Enicar discontinued that movement exactly. Somewhere in the 1960's I believe. So I'd say the watch was made somewhere...

Welcome to the forum. The model number is on the back: 871-06-01. Made in the early 1970's I'd say. A lady's watch, no precious metal, poor cosmetic condition. So almost no value here I'm afraid.

Looks very similar to the watch discussed here: http://enicarforums.com/index.php?threads/enicar-day-date-identification-needed.956/

Agreed. And the one Antiquorum wasn't perfect when I look at it in detail now. Crowns don't look right.