Different was the default, and Enicar's Sherpa line was born from embracing the altitude, but by the early 1970s, it had fully embraced orbit. The Sherpa Star was among the boldest of the breed with its crater shaped case and bark textured bezel that feels more volcanic than terrestrial. It wears like sculpture, but keeps time like a tool. This example features a pristine gold sunburst dial with rich dimensional contrast against the ridged case. Housed inside is the AR165D automatic movement, Enicar’s in-house engine that was developed at a time when most brands outsourced. Paired with a period correct Kreisler coffin link bracelet, this example of the Sherpa Star leans fully into its space age roots with complete wearability. The result is a unique design that captures the daring spirit of the early ‘70s and is made for collectors who appreciate watches that defy the norm. This one doesn’t just break the mold, it throws it into orbit.