ENICAR Ultrasonic, cal. AR 1125, 1960s

— The line of Saturn —

Enicar has been bringing changes to Swiss watchmaking since 1854, and this automatic, wearing the Saturn logo that represents the house, comes from its best years in the 1960s.

The brand name is the founder Ariste Racine's surname, spelled backwards. Simple and strong form, still adding an intelligent note to a wrist.

— A golden calibre —

The in-house calibre Ariste Racine 1125, glowing a dull gold. A generous 25-jewel design that states, quietly, the accuracy and endurance Enicar was chasing.

— "Ultrasonic" —

"ULTRASONIC" stamped on the case back is a piece of Enicar's own manufacturing philosophy: parts cleaned thoroughly by ultrasound, in a process that allowed no dust at all, so that lubrication and accuracy would hold for far longer.

At the time, Enicar was the only company doing it.

— A sunray dial —

A silver sunray dial that changes with the angle of the light, with raised applied markers and a neat date bringing usefulness and looks together at a high level.

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