The Vostok is like 350 euro's and I'd only buy a watch like that if I was really in love with it. Just getting started with watches really, I bought this 60 euro Davis as my first watch 2 years ago and ever since I've just really liked the feel of wearing a watch.

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It fell face down after it got stuck trying to get something out my backpack while cycling

So I'm tentatively looking for an upgrade but I'm not making much headway despite kind of knowing what I want. (Black/ dark dial, preferably just time no dates etc , leather strap, not too fat but with a comparatively large dial).

Edit: found this, not sure, looks practically identical for more money.

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Carnivorous Sheep

Baa?21245 Posts

November 14 2014 15:20 GMT

#1264

On November 14 2014 14:30 lichter wrote:
depends which nomos

probably more like 1.5x i think at current prices? i bought mine like 5 years ago

The iconic Nomos models like Tangente/Tangomat/Orion are around 2k, don't Portofinos start at 5k or so?

TigerKarl

1757 Posts

November 14 2014 15:54 GMT

#1265

watches... lol

OneOther

United States10774 Posts

November 14 2014 15:59 GMT

#1266

Hey all I'm looking to buy a new (steel) watch. Shooting for around ~$2000. Any good suggestions?

IAmWithStupid

Russian Federation1016 Posts

November 14 2014 18:43 GMT

#1267

On November 15 2014 00:59 OneOther wrote:
Hey all I'm looking to buy a new (steel) watch. Shooting for around ~$2000. Any good suggestions?

I prefer elegance and simplicity, so I've bought in December 2012. About 1300 Euro.
Flagship by Longines

Redox

Germany24794 Posts

November 14 2014 18:59 GMT

#1268

I would never buy a mechanical watch. I want a watch that is actually accurate.

Tufas

Austria2259 Posts

November 14 2014 20:23 GMT

#1269

You guys ... if I ever have too much money I will buy a Kalashnikov AK-1000. With the t-shirt and everything.

ShadeR

Australia7535 Posts

November 15 2014 00:39 GMT

#1270

The Portuguese is one of the most iconic chronographs out but i cant get rid of the niggling in my head that's asking how much i'm willing to pay for a 7750.

lichter

1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts

November 15 2014 01:59 GMT

#1271

On November 14 2014 16:37 Cambium wrote:

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pic (either nomos or iwc) if you still have?

nomos club datum. i suck at taking pictures of watches though D:

On November 15 2014 00:20 Carnivorous Sheep wrote:

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The iconic Nomos models like Tangente/Tangomat/Orion are around 2k, don't Portofinos start at 5k or so?

i think they are closer to 3k now?

nvm basic is still 2k while datum+sapphire caseback is 3k.

miky_ardiente

Mexico387 Posts

November 15 2014 04:04 GMT

#1272

solsken

Sweden182 Posts

November 15 2014 04:43 GMT

#1273

On November 15 2014 00:59 OneOther wrote:
Hey all I'm looking to buy a new (steel) watch. Shooting for around ~$2000. Any good suggestions?

I think the omega planet oceans starts at around 2k, and thats a beautiful steel watch in my opinion.

lichter

1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts

November 15 2014 04:52 GMT

#1274

you're never going to find a recent PO for 2k unless it's in thoroughly used condition

solsken

Sweden182 Posts

November 15 2014 05:15 GMT

#1275

I only made a quick sweep on chrono24 and there were a few rank 1 condition at 2k euro, which is slighgtly over 2k usd. Rank 1 is usually great condition afaik.

lichter

1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts

November 15 2014 05:33 GMT

#1276

might be POs from 5-10 years ago (it debuted 2005 or something). which is fine as long as it's in great condition and serviced properly. not bad for 2k actually.

solsken

Sweden182 Posts

November 15 2014 05:58 GMT

#1277

One was a 2012 I think, and people generally take decent care of watches in this pricerange so shouldnt be all that bad. But yeah you never know buying used.

xtorn

4060 Posts

November 15 2014 11:33 GMT

#1278

hey,

before i get hyped by whatever brands, i thought id ask first - what would be a good quality watch for jogging, that can gather some distance information by gps and prefferably is also waterproof; and ideally not a brick, something light

thanks

Saechiis

Netherlands4989 Posts

November 15 2014 16:14 GMT

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Bought a Triwa, it's not what I had previously imagined I wanted, but I'm really digging it.

Tonkerchen

680 Posts

November 15 2014 17:25 GMT

#1280

On November 15 2014 20:33 xtorn wrote:
hey,

before i get hyped by whatever brands, i thought id ask first - what would be a good quality watch for jogging, that can gather some distance information by gps and prefferably is also waterproof; and ideally not a brick, something light

thanks

Are you looking for a watch solely for running? Maybe some other thread would suit more for that. (sports forum-running?)
Though I only have experience with the Garmin Forerunner 305. Bought it in used condition for 50EUR. New ones are quite pricy. I really would recommend it.
Could be an overkill for you since it's a little bit larger and it has features you didn't mention like heart pulse rate or displaying the height of the terrain.