About this watch

Enicar Sherpa Graph MKIV 072-02-01 Introduced in 1960, the Sherpa Graph is perhaps the original iconic motorsport watch. Worn by greats such as Jim Clarke and Stirling Moss, this was long before branding deals. They wore them simply because they were the best tool for the job, and just so happen to be one of the most beautiful mid-century chronographs ever made. They also happen to be one of our favourite Chronographs from this iconic era, for a number of reasons. Firstly, the case is very contemporary. Many iconic sporting chronographs from the era were 36-37mm, while the Sherpa Graph sported a 40.2mm case making it feel quite modern, and perfect for those who feel a 36 is a touch small for them. Secondly, it is powered by one of the great chronograph movements, the Valjoux 72. And thirdly, the designs were just stunning, whether that be the slightly more delicate looking MKI, all the way through the more sporting MKIV. This particular example is an early MKIV, and you can tell this not only by the serial number, but by the dial configuration. MKIII's featured 'paddle' hands, with a 'lollipop' chrono hand. The MKIV features baton style hands, which is one of the reasons is ten…