Hi, I have an enicar sherpa graph which I gave to a watchmaker for restoration , he got carried away with the polishing and polished the serial numbers of the back of the case. Is there any way to identify it on the inside of the back of the case is the number 61 .Thanks Ian
Introduction & Model identification?
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Hi Ian,
I would say you have a Mark 1d. We've actually had a chat about these before here: http://enicarforums.com/index.php?t...transitional-toward-the-mark-ii-roll-call.86/
Did you make a note of the serial before you sent it to your watchmaker?
Cheers,
Steve
I would say you have a Mark 1d. We've actually had a chat about these before here: http://enicarforums.com/index.php?t...transitional-toward-the-mark-ii-roll-call.86/
Did you make a note of the serial before you sent it to your watchmaker?
Cheers,
Steve
I hai
I had took photos of serial numbers on watch on my tablet , but had to reset it to factory settings and lost them as I had,t backed photos up.Are there numbers on the workings,?. Ta. Ian.
Why did your watchmaker polished them out?? Rest looks not polished.
anyway, Steve is Right. The production date inside the caseback helps you to classify your watch.
nico
anyway, Steve is Right. The production date inside the caseback helps you to classify your watch.
nico
I dont know ,I think he got Carried away. It has a few faults the watch itself works fine, but the red second on the stop watch stcks and slips. Also it is not the originale crown,do you know where I get one?. Thanks Ian
The crowns pop up from time to time on eBay Ian. You're looking for a 6.2mm one with a 1.2mm tap 
