I'd choose the Miyota.Quartz is quartz.

 

Depends if I'm looking for a quartz watch or an auto.

 

Depends on what you want out of your intended purchase.

What I would add is that i find "ETA Quartz" to be a hilarious selling point. Last time i checked, quartz is quartz and on top of that, I wouldnt call the Swiss masters in the field of electronic circuitry.

 

You must not have checked very well, quartz, is not just quartz....

Like anything, there are a number of quality levels in "ETA quartz" movements. They range from ultra-cheap, to very expensive.

An ETA quartz (805.114):

An ETA quartz (955.112):

An ETA quartz (255.461):

An ETA quartz (255.563 as modified by Longines):

 

I would go with the Miyota. It is a good reliable movement, and you do not have to deal with battery changes, even though changes are fewer nowadays.

 

The ETA quartz movement hands down. But do you have any examples???:-s

 

This really is one of the stupidest questions I have heard in a while....

The ETA quartz movement hands down

Really? You would pick an ETA 804.112 over a Miyota 8215?

ETA 804.112:

Miyota 8215:

I would go with the Miyota

You would? a Miyota 8215 good for about 10 to 20 sec/day over a ETA 255.561 thermocompensated quartz good to a few seconds a year?

ETA 255.561:

Miyota 8215:

"ETA quartz" is like saying "Eurasia" it covers an awful lot of ground....

 

We all know where these threads end up. This one just got there a bit quicker.