Watches with visible power reserve indicators

[Rusty569]

I have a small collection of watches, most of them very reasonably priced and a few more premium swiss ones, I wear them all regularly unless I'm working out then I wear my Garmin.

At some point I will buy a grand seiko spring drive but thats not a realistic prospect for many years, I like the idea of a watch with a visible power reserve indicator more as a curiosity really, to see how much movement is actually needed to fully wind up the main spring, could I for example give it a few turns to get it going on a morning and then find it fully wound after a 20 minute dog walk

Other than Orient Star are there any reasonable (>£500) watches with a visible power reserve indicator? It's likely something I'll play with for a few month and then return to wearing my favourites most of the time and look to resell

[Doofus]

Do you mean <£500?

[Super Sonic]

Presage Cocktail Time 'Skydiving' SSA343J1 | Seiko Official UK Online Store https://share.google/NTLHcfuSjVRwk9TCY
£450

[Mont Blanc]

As per the post above, Seiko do some really nice Presage models with power reserve indicators for around £500 each or a touch less if you shop around.

[GravelBen]

Some Citizens have a power reserve indicator too.