Sikkim Lancôme 1971 Eau de Parfum

Sikkim is an Indian state and a Turkish insult. But no one wants to explain the latter to me, so that's all I know.
But Sikkim is also a fantastic, smoky chypre that was off the market for years and has been reissued as part of the Collection Lancôme. In the meantime, I searched worldwide for the old version and occasionally found it, for desperate lovers of the scent, and I can indeed claim that the limited reissue of the old version is at least 99% identical.
Unfortunately, I can't pick out most of the individual notes in the top note. I can faintly detect bergamot and also a hint of spiciness, but I wouldn't have been able to identify it as cumin.
The heart note is fantastic! So warm, dark, and rosy, and completely without sweetness, an incredible vibration emanates from it, similar to the classic Scherrer, but smoky-leathery.
I have never perceived such an intense, luminous chypre note.
The base is rich, velvety, green, woody.
The sillage has something of incense sticks, but at the same time also of darkness and leather.
Also suitable for men!