Enicar Sherpa Super Divette gloss-calf building on the underlying design

building on the underlying design philosophy that made the Tank an initial success in the 1910s

features a gorgeous blue dial with contrasting white subsidiary registers and luminous red hands

and robust line of timepieces to suit nearly any occasion and a range of wrist sizes

chronographs from the 1950s and 1960s are some of the most desirable and beautiful timepieces in the horological world

Enicar Sherpa Super Divette gloss-calf building on the underlying designSome watches were built for the boardroom. Others were built for the summit. The Enicar Sherpa belongs firmly in the latter camp. While Enicar remains one of the great underappreciated names in vintage watch collecting, the brand earned a formidable reputation throughout the 1950s and 1960s by producing rugged sports watches designed for professional use. The Sherpa line, named in honor of the Himalayan guides who assisted mountaineering expeditions,