Enicar Ulstrasonic Ref. 100/109, 1968 Junghans with thin applied baton indices

with thin applied baton indices and no date aperture

This Doxa Neuchatel stands out because it combines classic Swiss dress-watch simplicity with the more distinctive “by Synchron” branding

ideal for a dress watch from this period

3602 Movement

Heritage of the Omega De Ville in the Late 1970s

Enicar Ulstrasonic Ref. 100/109, 1968 Junghans with thin applied baton indicesEnicar Ulstrasonic Ref. 100 109 from 1968 Vintage Enicar Ulstrasonic Ref. 100 109 from 1968, a Swiss mens hand wound dress watch with a clean silver dial, applied baton hour markers, central seconds, and a slim steel toned case. This Enicar has the restrained elegance typical of late 1960s Swiss dress watches, combining a simple no date dial layout with practical mechanical construction and refined everyday wearability. The watch is signed Enicar