The post 1988 'Enicar' organisation is rarely mentioned in hallowed Enicar circles
but sometimes credit should be given where credit's due.
The slick new company apparently offers over 300 styles much to Chinese taste, although
I do see the attraction of the Sherpa Sport. It looks a nicely detailed chrono.
A synopsis of Enicar history shows us strangely out of focus images and fascinating 'facts'.
Did you know know that the late 1930's - 50's produced the Enicar Dive, Divette and Mini Dive ?
More info from the educational Enicar supreme fountain of knowledge here.
I'm not 100 % convinced of the evolution or direction of the new Enicar brand, but they certainly knew
how to market and present a watch for sale back in the 90's.
Take this presentation box. The new Enicar logo was 'Signature of Time' and I picked up this beauty
4 years ago for £ 38.00.
Carpenter friends tell me it's possibly made of veneered or solid coromandel or macassar ( now protected ).
The interior is finished in grey velveteen with a compartment for a spare watch head and strap. It's very heavy.
A stark contrast to the kids origami lesson on 'how to make a box out of wallpaper' that my 66 Graph was sold with.
but sometimes credit should be given where credit's due.
The slick new company apparently offers over 300 styles much to Chinese taste, although
I do see the attraction of the Sherpa Sport. It looks a nicely detailed chrono.
A synopsis of Enicar history shows us strangely out of focus images and fascinating 'facts'.
Did you know know that the late 1930's - 50's produced the Enicar Dive, Divette and Mini Dive ?
More info from the educational Enicar supreme fountain of knowledge here.
Enicar
Enicar has always played an instrumental role in the development of mechanical watches. With its origin in 1854 as a family watchmaker, Enicar takes pride in its great heritage and constant quest to create reliable and high-performance timepieces with state-of-the-art technology, elegance and...
www.enicar.com
I'm not 100 % convinced of the evolution or direction of the new Enicar brand, but they certainly knew
how to market and present a watch for sale back in the 90's.
Take this presentation box. The new Enicar logo was 'Signature of Time' and I picked up this beauty
4 years ago for £ 38.00.
Carpenter friends tell me it's possibly made of veneered or solid coromandel or macassar ( now protected ).
The interior is finished in grey velveteen with a compartment for a spare watch head and strap. It's very heavy.
A stark contrast to the kids origami lesson on 'how to make a box out of wallpaper' that my 66 Graph was sold with.