The Sherpa Graph Mark III with all its characteristics first appeared in 1963.
| Reference Number | Serial Range | Watches produced |
| 072 – 02 – 01 | 641.xxx 835.1xx – 835.9xx 906.4xx 908.xxx 940.5xx – 941.4xx | ca.3.200 |
Case
Stainless steel EPSA compressor case with bajonet lock.
40,2mm x 49,3mm without crown, 13,5mm thickness, lug width 20mm
Bezel
The inner tachy scale is found in black and grey color. They all have the tachy non base style, starting the km/h scale at 300.
Dial
The most common dial version known is black paint and grey sub dials. The Enicar logo is applied. There are also complete black ones, complete white ones, white ones with silver subs and black-silver variations among the earliest MK III.
Hands
Minute and hour hand are formed like a paddle (paddle style) and are very common for Enicar watches of the beginning and mid 60’s. They are unpainted with rectangle tritium lume and an orange tip. The orange tip is shorter than on earlier references.
The second hand is mainly unpainted with a red painted round spot right before the tip.
The subdial hands are unpainted and thin, sometimes white or black painted (like here). They are also shorter as on previous references.
Crown
Although the Sherpa Graph was more like a racing watch h you will find the waffle compressor crown with Enicar saturn on it.
Measurements: 6,25 x 3,75; Tap 12
Back
The back shows the Sherpa 300 logo with the seapearl in the middle.
Movement: Valjoux 72 with golden finish
Enicar 101 