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Based on the most helpful WSO content, here are some suggestions for a relatively nice watch around the $2,000 mark:

  1. Oris Divers Sixty-Five (~$2,000)

    • Neat, simple, small, and under the radar while maintaining good visibility and a clean dial.
    • Available on authenticwatches.com.
  2. Tudor Black Bay 36mm (~$2,700)

    • Slim and neat without attracting too much attention but still has the quality and durability of a watch crafted by the Rolex group.
    • Available from Crown and Caliber.
  3. Baume et Mercier Classima (~$1,000)

    • Subtle and elegant, unknown to most but still a phenomenal timepiece.
    • Available at the company website.
  4. Omega Aqua Terra 38mm

    • A solid choice for an analyst or associate, known for its quality and style.
  5. Cartier Tank / Santos

    • Another excellent option for an analyst or associate, known for its classic design and elegance.

These options should provide a good mix of style, quality, and brand recognition within your budget.

Sources: The Banker's Guide to Watches, The Banker's Guide to Watches, What watch do you wear and What's your Dream Watch?, Any watch collectors/enthusiasts here?, I need a new watch (HELP)

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