Good morning I wonder if anyone can give me some information on a watch I have bought. Its an Enicar 85-1-9 CR its in working order, its an automatic manual wind, strap was just a cheap metal elasticated one so Ive removed it. It is very dirty, years of build up. Seems as though it could be rare. I've attached some photos. I would appreciate your expertise. Many thanks.
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Enicar 85-1-9 CR
- Thread starter Concho007
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No photos were posted. Does it look like the watch on page 4 of this brochure?
Enicar dress watches may not be common but they are not particularly collectible. It is the tool watches of the 50s, 60s and 70s that people are after: Sherpa diving, flying, driving watches, chronometers and chronographs. I have a few dress watches and have paid between $50 to $200 for them.
Your watchmaker should be able to find or modify a stem. Correct crowns may be more difficult. Keep the original if possible.
Your watchmaker should be able to find or modify a stem. Correct crowns may be more difficult. Keep the original if possible.