Enicar Sherpa Graph 1962 Mk 1d Valjoux 72 1308 BaNCH Revision 03/23 Traumzustand | eBay
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What is especially interesting about this watch is that it is offered up as a one-owner watch with full set. It's the first full set offer I have seen for a Sherpa Graph:
[Image deleted at the request of a fellow who identified himself to a community member here as the owner and asked that the image be removed.]
S/N 561xxx is correct.
My albino Id has a red painted central chrono seconds hand and this one does not, but to me, it appears believable as it is.
I'm sure that Nico will weigh in on this one but there are so very few Ids accounted for so far it would be hard to insist that all albino versions had red central seconds hands..
[Image deleted at the request of a fellow who identified himself to a community member here as the owner and asked that the image be removed.]
Ditto for the remaining images.
Would it have sold for 15,000 EUR?
I guess we may not see anytime soon.
The owner has informed a member here that he has decided to keep the watch and has ended the listing over at Ebay.
The photos will be visible at Ebay for a time.
A reason some watch forums encourage putting up copies of photo images of watches listed on Ebay is that eventually all listings, whether sold or not, disappear from Ebay.
What I am about to say is meant as a general statement and not meant to be applied to this specific watch.
There are avid hobbyists who keep track of interesting, rare or valuable watches and monitor how they may appear in the futire should they come up for sale again. Such horological sleuths may remark in future when a watch reappears with changes such as a new or different dial, hand set, etc.
My comment above is meant to offer an explanation as to why an Ebay link is not usable for archive purposes.
For reference, here is the face of mine: