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I would personally never spend more than 200$ for a quartz watch. Save some money (500-600$) so that you can afford a mecanic-automatic watch with high quality/price ratio (Hamilton, Tissot...)

FT BB ... If I were you I wouldn't even think about 200$ watches.

 

And just FYI so you know, 34mm case is extremely small by today's standards. That's the size of watch your grandfather / mom probably wears.

 

You can't really go wrong with a Tissot as an analyst. Good entry luxury level watch. Not too cheap, not too expensive. Sure it's not a INC or a Patek, but it's a respectable watch for the price range.

 

I'd get a Tissot but I wouldn't get the one that OP posted because the dial is a little small. I'd lean towards a black leather band Tissot with a ~42mm dial.

 

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