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Well, I checked my SD. It has a regular BoR bracelet. Here is an example with the same bracelet on eBay, https://www.analogshift.com/products/enicar-sherpa-super-divette

Pretty sure the Super Divette had a different bracelet. Maybe depending on the year: https://www.ebay.com/itm/204444969760

If you look between the lugs, you should spot the case’s gold status. Either plaque or filled. If the former, there should be a number indicating the amount of micron plating. Then latter should indicate the gold filled content. As for the movement, my educated guess is you have a 1010. Easy...

There was an original metal bracelet for the Super Divette on eBay. $900 asking.

https://www.scotchwatch.com/Enicar_parts.html

Screw back. Bayonet cases usually have appropriate markings showing open and close near the crown so watchmakers know it's not a screw back.

Agree.

It appears you have a Supertest movement. If there's a serial number on the movement, then you have the top of the line model.

Crystal press may be one option.

Nice example. It has a version of the EPSA compressor case. The tab on the case back indicates that. As it is an automatic, my best guess is that it has a 1035 movement. They are very robust watches. Well worth getting it serviced my a competent watchmaker. Also, be certain to point out that...

I have your version. It is different from the ad you show. I might have an extra crown.

Nice watch. It most likely has a 1147 or 167 caliber movement. Have a good watchmaker open the case back and examine the movement. Have it serviced. It should last for a lo time.

It was "waterproof" at the time. You use the proper caseback opener but it snaps back in.

That's an ETA caliber. The 2 in front of the 167 means that. Nice example.

Start with the watch model. What do you have?

147 is the movement caliber. The others are for the case type. Nice example and yes, a service would be a good idea. As for the crystal, assuming it's plastic, and no deep scratches, then I've used a four-way nail buffer, and Polywatch to restore crystals to almost new condition. However...

Sadly, a few hardly get any wrist time. I'll let you decide which one is the oddball...

Well done. New subscriber. Keep it up.

https://www.cousinsuk.com/PDF/categories/2291_Enicar%201145%201146.pdf