SERVICED WORKING 1955 Enicar Ultrasonic Healthways (sea pearl) 100 Fathoms

Description: RECENTLY SERVICED August 2024Watch now working great. Lasts around 24 hours on full wind.New crystal installed, original is included with purchase.Was not polished no cosmetic repairs.Only needed minor adjustments, as it was working but had issues. Band it had on it when I found it is included and pins. Has all original full lume on hands. EnicarUltrasonic Healthways - rare seapearl variant100 Fathoms 17 Jewels Back code : 100/61-10aSN = All Stainless Steel , Sweep second (Central), Sherpa case, 100% water resistant to 20 atm 200 m water depth Brevet 98243: July 1955: Earliest ultrasonic with brevet 98243 compressor case and N code reinforcement for Healthways 100 fathom One rare variant is the Healthways 100, a Seapearl 600 that was co-branded with Healthways, an early scuba gear manufacturer. This one had the more ornate lug design (turtle neck) and was signed “Healthways.” There seem to be two dial versions, reading 100 FATHOM and 100 FATHOMS. These were sold circa 1955-56. The coolest variant is the Healthways 100, a Seapearl 600 that was co-branded with Healthways, an early scuba gear manufacturer. This one had the more ornate lug design and was signed “Healthways.” These are definitely more scarce than your run-of-the-mill Seapearls. This 34.5mm Enicar Healthways is a very uncommon and very early dive watch. Healthways was one of the very first dive-gear producers in the 1950s. This watch was introduced in 1955, making it one of the first dive watches to hit the market. The fine automatic winding caliber 1010 movement is an in-house Enicar creation and was recently cleaned and is accurate. These ESPA compressor-style cases were introduced in 1955 and Enicar was one of the first to adopt them.

Price: 2999 USD

Location: Riverside, California

End Time: 2024-11-06T02:48:04.000Z

Shipping Cost: 29.99 USD