Enicar Ocean Pearl star jewels auto date 1970

165-54-07

Merk – Enicar Star Jewels

Model -Ocean Pearl 2375

Kaliber – AR 165, 24 jewels, 21.600 A/h

Gangreserve -Theoretisch 45u, en 47u30

Functies – Date automaat

Referentienrs -165-54-07

Materiaal kast -staal

Materiaal armband -Nieuwe struisvogel leder armband.

Wijzerplaat/dial – wit met originele lumen op dots en in wijzers
Glas -origineel , acrylic

Diameter -breedte 36 mm zonder kroon, lug2lug 39.7 mm

Hoogte kast -12.50 mm

Leeftijd -1970

Waterdicht -Neen

Conditie -zeer goede conditie recent servicebeurt gehad.

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Enicar History

Enicar was a Swiss watch brand established in 1913 by Ariste Racine and his wife Emma Blatt. The brand name, Enicar, is an anagram of "Racine", created because the family name was already trademarked. Initially operating out of their home, they later established a factory in Lengnau in 1919. Enicar is known for its innovative designs, particularly in sports watches, including the Sherpa series, and its contributions to diving, aviation, and motor racing.
Here's a more detailed look at Enicar's history:

• 1913:

Ariste Racine and Emma Blatt founded "Manufacture d'Horlogerie Ariste Racine".

• 1914:

The brand name Enicar was officially registered, with the company also using the name "Racine" in publications.

• Early 20th Century:

Enicar produced various watches, including pocket watches with compass or photo apertures, which were popular in international markets.

• 1930s:

Ariste Racine Jr. joined the company, and Enicar began producing its own movements, alongside using movements from other manufacturers.

• 1930s-1950s:

The Sherpa series of watches, designed for challenging environments, was introduced.

• Post WWII:

Enicar focused on non-military models and continued to innovate in sports watch design, including the Sherpa Jet.

• 1987:

The Enicar brand was sold to Wah Ming Hong Ltd., marking a shift from Swiss manufacturing to international ownership.
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