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SteveHarris
·Hi All,
Up for sale is a lovely condition Enicar Sherpa Graph Mark IV with the excellent Valjoux 72 movement inside. Watch dates to November 1968 as can be seen inside the caseback.
Case is 40mm excluding the crown (which is correct and original) and has 20mm lugs. Caseback shows a lot of marks from attempts to open the caseback but serial number is legible.
Dial, hands and Tachymetre are all in excellent condition as is the movement which is running very well and keeping very good time. The chronograph runs perfectly and resets crisply to 12. Some of the photos appear to show the chrono hand not hitting the 12 perfectly but that's just the angle the pictures were taken from. I can assure you, it's a perfect hit.
The case is in used condition with marks commensurate with the watches age. Overall in lovely wearable vintage condition I would say. Not a watch you would worry about wearing.
As with all vintage watches, please do not assume the watch is waterproof until the case been tested by a competent watchmaker.
Head only sale. Lots of info on the Graphs here: https://thespringbar.com/blogs/guide...#MARK_IV_GRAPH and details on the serial numbers here: https://enicar101.com/serial-reference. The serial number on this one is 1262164.
Looking for£5k £4,000 by BT or Paypal F&F and includes shipping that is insured and tracked.
Eight bits of feedback on here: https://omegaforums.net/search/12097218/?q=steveharris&o=date&c[title_only]=1&c[node]=10 and here: https://omegaforums.net/threads/steve-harris.107803/. Lots more over on the Heroes and Villains board at TZ-UK.
Thanks,
Steve
Up for sale is a lovely condition Enicar Sherpa Graph Mark IV with the excellent Valjoux 72 movement inside. Watch dates to November 1968 as can be seen inside the caseback.
Case is 40mm excluding the crown (which is correct and original) and has 20mm lugs. Caseback shows a lot of marks from attempts to open the caseback but serial number is legible.
Dial, hands and Tachymetre are all in excellent condition as is the movement which is running very well and keeping very good time. The chronograph runs perfectly and resets crisply to 12. Some of the photos appear to show the chrono hand not hitting the 12 perfectly but that's just the angle the pictures were taken from. I can assure you, it's a perfect hit.
The case is in used condition with marks commensurate with the watches age. Overall in lovely wearable vintage condition I would say. Not a watch you would worry about wearing.
As with all vintage watches, please do not assume the watch is waterproof until the case been tested by a competent watchmaker.
Head only sale. Lots of info on the Graphs here: https://thespringbar.com/blogs/guide...#MARK_IV_GRAPH and details on the serial numbers here: https://enicar101.com/serial-reference. The serial number on this one is 1262164.
Looking for
Eight bits of feedback on here: https://omegaforums.net/search/12097218/?q=steveharris&o=date&c[title_only]=1&c[node]=10 and here: https://omegaforums.net/threads/steve-harris.107803/. Lots more over on the Heroes and Villains board at TZ-UK.
Thanks,
Steve
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