Advise on find a similar watch

[kier333]

I have decided to sell my GMT Master and I fancy something that looks like an Omega Aqua terra but without the cost. I want something simple, with a reliable eta automatic movement.

Any advise would be greatly appreciated. Max budget £500 GBP.

Thanks

[wantonebad]

Sinn

[kilyung]

Oris?

[Walton]

Not an ETA movement but how about a Citizen Grand?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8gGf0G3WBE

[sierra11b]

If looks and build quality are a factor then I would highly consider the idea of high accuracy quartz models. New Grand Seiko quartz will give you that wonderful polished build quality starting at $1650 new and maintain a minimum accuracy within 5seconds a year; some even more than that. High accuracy quartz are in another league of quartz IMHO and the technology can be as appreciative as a mechanical ETA. Used ones are typically well within your budget.

[spiceballs]

Originally Posted by Walton

Not an ETA movement but how about a Citizen Grand?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8gGf0G3WBE

+1 - although depending on what you may already own you might consider an Ecodrive (or Solar from Seiko) model?

[Charles Ford]

Originally Posted by spiceballs

+1 - although depending on what you may already own you might consider an Ecodrive (or Solar from Seiko) model?

I have a couple of Grand Classics, and there are NO Eco Drives short of the Signature line, that come close to fit and finish.