First proper watch
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Diver -Citizen Promaster NY autos (not black but very reliable- my first auto or Orient
Pilot Avi-8 Flyboy
Field Seiko 5 ...the new ones are around that money and black or Orient
Skeleton Rotary
Check out the £200 thread too, often the budget is stretched a bit
Also don’t forget 2nd hand, I managed to get a cracking Certina DS Podium auto Chrono for less than £300.
There are also some great new Quartz watches out there in budget or a tiny bit over
Victorinox Inox
Citizen Nighthawk or Promaster Tough
Bulova Lunar Pilot (check HS Johnson for a black special edition)
Even 2nd hand Longines Conquest quartz not black though..
Edited by r159 on Wednesday 2nd September 21:55
nobby c said:
My 22yr old son is looking for his first proper watch for between £200-£300 , wants a mechanical and preferably black, I thought of Marloe, any other ideas? Thanks.
Citizen These things are unbelievable and most likely more accurate than that £3k Rolex someone has, also the luminosity is fantastic at night even after 7 years
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jo8PaHzhUVc
nobby c said:
My 22yr old son is looking for his first proper watch for between £200-£300 , wants a mechanical and preferably black, I thought of Marloe, any other ideas? Thanks.
Certainly check out the £200 Watch thread for some inspiration.My 2 cents at that price point and specification:
https://www.creationwatches.com/products/aqualand-...
£244
If you want a bracelet, strapcode has got an entire selection. The standard jubilee on the SKX is a bit rattly, I wasn't a fan.
https://www.strapcode.com/collections/replacement-...
Tripel Karmeliet said:
Citizen
These things are unbelievable and most likely more accurate than that £3k Rolex someone has, also the luminosity is fantastic at night even after 7 years
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jo8PaHzhUVc
Yeah because £3K will just about get you a battered Datejust from 1981.These things are unbelievable and most likely more accurate than that £3k Rolex someone has, also the luminosity is fantastic at night even after 7 years
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jo8PaHzhUVc
7 years in the dark....long night!
Oz83 said:
Tripel Karmeliet said:
Citizen
These things are unbelievable and most likely more accurate than that £3k Rolex someone has, also the luminosity is fantastic at night even after 7 years
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jo8PaHzhUVc
Yeah because £3K will just about get you a battered Datejust from 1981.These things are unbelievable and most likely more accurate than that £3k Rolex someone has, also the luminosity is fantastic at night even after 7 years
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jo8PaHzhUVc
7 years in the dark....long night!
https://www.brownsfamilyjewellers.co.uk/rolex-date...
Oz83 said:
Tripel Karmeliet said:
Citizen
These things are unbelievable and most likely more accurate than that £3k Rolex someone has, also the luminosity is fantastic at night even after 7 years
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jo8PaHzhUVc
Yeah because £3K will just about get you a battered Datejust from 1981.These things are unbelievable and most likely more accurate than that £3k Rolex someone has, also the luminosity is fantastic at night even after 7 years
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jo8PaHzhUVc
7 years in the dark....long night!
And its reassuring to see the second hand tick along to the clocks in airports and train seconds with pin point accuracy
https://www.firstclasswatches.co.uk/blog/2015/01/c...

Marloe is a good shout, this is my Coniston Steel which is a lovely watch for £299.
They don't do anything in black at your price point, but the Coniston Vulcan in grey looks nice:
https://www.marloewatchcompany.com/collections/con...
Good luck finding something.

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