Enicar Sherpa divette Dive watch ref 100/216 1984 The Seamaster name was used

The Seamaster name was used by Omega for a huge range of watches including dive and dress pieces

has a concealed clasp and 55 endlinks and remains in very fine condition

- Lachsfarbenes Zifferblatt mit aufgesetzten römischen Ziffern

This seldom-seen piece features a captivating cushion-shaped ( or “coussin “ in French

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Enicar Sherpa divette Dive watch ref 100/216 1984 The Seamaster name was usedIn the early 1900s, young Artiste Racine aspired to follow his illustrious watchmaking familys footsteps and create his own brand. However, the Racine name had already been trademarked. With a stroke of ingenuity, he adopted the name Enicar, his surname spelled backwarda clever idea credited to his wife. The 1950s marked significant technological advancements, including a chronometer certification and the innovation of movements cleaned by ultrasound,