DESOTOS (ENICAR) Chronograph cal. Valjoux 72 / 40mm EPSA Compressor

— A shadow of Enicar held in its early years —

As Rolex had Tudor and Heuer had Leonidas, Enicar too kept the name DESOTOS at its side in its early years.

On the surface it took the form of a separate brand, yet its construction was as close as it could be to mainstream Enicar.

But because it was given neither recognition nor support, the space around it is wide.

Having no name, it stands as a pure option for those who actually use a watch.

A chronograph under DESOTOS, the hidden name that supported Enicar's early years. A 40mm EPSA compressor case equal to the Sherpa Graph itself. Fitted with Cal. Valjoux 72, the summit of the manual-wind chronograph. A configuration for the connoisseur, to be enjoyed for its mechanism and form rather than a brand's fame. A piece that quietly asks after the discernment of whoever chooses it, precisely because it has been forgotten.

— The bloodline of the Sherpa Graph —

The specification is the Sherpa Graph itself, the watch that represents Enicar.

This DESOTOS was made in Enicar's factory and uses the 40mm EPSA Sherpa Graph case.

— The proven engineering of the Valjoux 72 —

Fitted with the Valjoux 72, the well-known masterpiece among manual-wind movements.

What remains here is simply the certainty held in that mechanism, still quietly delivering performance that stands alongside a modern chronograph.

— A choice that asks after your eye —

Standing outside fame, ambassadors and brand identity — weathered, forgotten, no longer talked about.

It is exactly among such things that the discernment of whoever chooses is put to the test.