Unexpected work bonus- which appreciating, robust watch

[Sa Calobra]

I was thinking the entry level Rolex? Or does a Omega Seamaster still hold it's value?

Would that fit the bill, relatively robust. Easy to polish back up any scratches etc. Good sized for a large wrist.

Edited by Sa Calobra on Monday 27th March 13:14

[Sa Calobra]

>5k. My view is it's alot of money but if I can 'enjoy' it without sticking it in savings I'd be happy.

[Sa Calobra]

Wheres/what's AD and what's a Kermit?

[Sa Calobra]

Ah! Thank you

[Sa Calobra]

Sadly yes, I struggle with most straps. I'm not 'fat'. Just sturdy wrist'ed.

My Tag F1 from 1991 looks like a ladies watch on my wrist now

[Sa Calobra]

Yes

The Sea Dweller 116660 is gorgeous but I won't know until it's on.

I better brush up before I visit jewellers.