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The Enicars for New Years.

The watches ! will wear over Christmas (with over 100 Enicars it is a good thing I have two wrists to wear my beloved Enicars).

The watch of the weekend, an Ocean Pearl Rubyrotor 30 (124/001). One of the very few with "Ocean Pearl" on the face of the watch.

Ocean Pearl Rubyrotor 30 (124/101).

Sounds a little too invasive - the crystals aren’t that bad. Thanks anyway!

You wouldn’t have specifications and a contact address to where they could be made? I’m definitely interested.

I have a couple of Sherpa 320:s (and why "Sherpa" 320 as the case back features the jumping shark and not the oyster with pearl the Sherpas have?) and a 340 that would benefit from new crystals. I asked my generally very competent watch guy, but he said he couldn't find a new one for the 340. I...

On reading “the book” (Time for a change, of course), I think I have found the answer to my last question on page 256-257 (although my French is a bit rusty). It seems that “Enicar Swiss” refers to watches with Swiss Enicar movements but cases manufactured(?) in South Korea. When it comes to my...

After a few months of following Enicars on line and reading "the book" I have a few questions. On early Enicars with EPSA cases, quite a lot of the watches I have seen have case back codes starting with 100/XXX. Would that mean that there should be a 100X movement in that watch? Would a watch...

I have been interested in watches to some degree my whole life, but only in the last couple of months have vintage watches registered on my radar. For some reason (I´m sure you guys can think of a million of them) Enicar is the brand that has caught my eye. If I had been a millionaire, I no...