Enicar 164 incomplete movement

Enicar

Founded in 1914 by Ariste Racine, Enicar (Racine spelled backward) was a Swiss watch manufacturer known for producing a wide range of robust and innovative timepieces, particularly during the mid-20th century. The brand gained recognition for its Sherpa" series, designed for extreme conditions, and its ultrasonic cleaning process for movements. Famous models include the Sherpa Graph chronograph, the Sherpa Guide GMT, and the Star Jewels dress watches. Enicar developed its own in-house movements, such as the AR series, celebrated for their reliability. Enicar's legacy is one of adventurous spirit and technical competence."

Incomplete Movement

An incomplete movement is a watch mechanism that is missing one or more components but may still be useful for repair, restoration, or donor parts. These movements can provide valuable original screws, wheels, bridges, plates, springs, and other hard-to-find components. Incomplete movements are often used by watchmakers when servicing vintage watches or rebuilding damaged calibres.