Our Stories

While most people were out skiing this February, we took a different turn. We left our skis in the basement and dove into our special project – bringing back life to our Enicar watches. It’s a task that requires patience and skill, but the reward is unmatched. The Restoration Journey Restoring a watch is like solving a complex puzzle. We started by taking apart the first two movements of the series. Every tiny piece was removed, cleaned, and then carefully put back together. It’s a process that needs a steady hand and a lot of focus. The Joy of Seeing a Watch Come to Life The best part? Hearing the watches tick again after reassembling and oiling them. It’s a sound that signifies not just the working of a watch, but the revival of a masterpiece.

H ere is our first update about the Enicar Le Mans Racing project... We haven't settled on the exact name yet, but let’s recap a bit of the story so far. Five years ago, in 2018, we came across a series of 10 Enicar cases from the 1960s-1970s. This discovery was more of an opportunity than a planned project. We thought there might be a chance to create something special with them. After several attempts, the cases ended up at the back of our stockroom. It seemed too complex to find the original components, and the project was temporarily shelved. June 2023, we stumbled upon a small ad selling Enicar Cal 161 movements... Wow, this was the perfect opportunity to reignite the project! During the summer of 2023, we started searching for original dials but didn't have much success. Enicar had produced so many different models, and the cost of original dials was prohibitive for this type of watch. By the end of Summer 2023, we finally found a dial manufacturer willing to prod...