First Watch - Down to 2

I am a junior going into Finance in NYC this summer. Deciding on a watch to be my first and narrowed it down to the following two:

- Tissot Gentlemen Titanium($550)

- Seiko Presage SRPB41($450)

Any advice would be appreciated!

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Ah, the first watch! A significant milestone indeed. Based on the most helpful WSO content, both the Tissot Gentlemen Titanium and the Seiko Presage SRPB41 are excellent choices.

However, if you're looking for a watch that's been specifically recommended for interns in the finance sector, the Seiko Cocktail Time has been mentioned. It's a fantastic piece, especially the red ones.

On the other hand, the Tissot PRX has also been suggested, particularly the smaller one, as they tend to wear pretty big.

Ultimately, the choice between the Tissot Gentlemen Titanium and the Seiko Presage SRPB41 will come down to your personal preference in terms of style, comfort, and how the watch feels on your wrist. Both are reputable brands with a history of quality and reliability.

Remember, a watch is not just a timepiece, it's a statement about your personal style. So choose the one that you feel best represents you. Happy shopping!

Sources: The Banker's Guide to Watches, What watch do you wear and What's your Dream Watch?

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