60 - ENICAR, Switzerland. Wristwatch with a square gold-plated metal case, double-grooved lugs, and a screw-down case back. No. 20 1219371. Copper-colored dial with Roman numerals and a seconds sub-dial at 6 o’clock, signed. Blued steel hands. Case width (excluding crown): 27 mm. Manual-winding mechanical movement (functioning at the time of sale, no warranty). 1950s. Wear on the case in particular; winding mechanism needs servicing. Comes with a gold-plated metal bracelet with a folding clasp, which is an aftermarket addition.

ENICAR, Switzerland. Wristwatch with a square gold-plated metal case, double-grooved lugs, and a screw-down case back. No. 20 1219371. Copper-colored dial with Roman numerals and a seconds sub-dial at 6 o’clock, signed. Blued steel hands. Case width (excluding crown): 27 mm. Manual-winding mechanical movement (functioning at the time of sale, no warranty). 1950s. Wear on the case in particular; winding mechanism needs servicing. Comes with a gold-plated metal bracelet with a folding clasp, which is an aftermarket addition. Ariste Racine, the founder, who came from a family of watchmakers, decided to reverse the letters of his name to create the Enicar brand, which was officially registered in January 1914. As a side note, an Enicar watch accompanied the victorious 1956 Everest expedition.