[Munchie]

OP didn't specify that he didn't want a Miyota. And a significant number of Microbrand use the Miyota movement.

I suggest you re read the OP

 

[shiam_85]

Right, haha! I am a surfer Joe

Ah OK. Don't blame you for wanting a screw down crown then. I work in an office so 50/100m is enough for me

 

[Zedd88]

I suggest you re read the OP

I was the one who told him to edit his OP. My bad if I didn't realize he already edited it. But at the same time there were already lots of posts about Miyota so just follow the thread and you'd understand. Cheers.

So Miyotas are out of the question. No to divers or rotating bezels or fixed bezels with numbers in the bezel.

How about the Mulhe Glashutte 29er 36mm
Case size: 36.6
Stainless steel case and bracelet
Sapphire Crystal.
Swiss Movement (modified SW-200).
No rotating bezels.
Sports watch.
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29er Black Dial Stainless Steel Bracelet

Mühle Glashütte 29er Black Dial Stainless Steel Bracelet M1-25-23-MB

teddybaldassarre.com

There are actually a lot of options, you just have other requirements that I think you should indicate in your initial post otherwise people will keep on suggesting divers or microbrands with Miyota movements.

 

[Moonshine Runner]

I suggest you re read the OP

The OP has edited the opener, until this significant change there was no restriction regarding microbrands with Miyota movements.

The opener now also says that he has decided on a Seiko Prospex Land – which of the 23 models in the series it will be remains unclear.
He just thinks that a Seiko Prospex Land – whichever one - is "unbeatable" and obviously hasn't heard about the quality problems that might await him or he ignores them.
Personally, I think his choice is the worst of all possible ones, especially since the Seiko 6R35 used in the models he is considering is not exactly characterized by accuracy and reliability.

But maybe he will be spared from such pictures…

 

[CPTX]

 

[CPTX]

jk of course. Early stages of wildly irrational watch behavior are forgiven as long as a trend of improved conduct is noted.

 

[sticky]

I’d be looking to see what Marathon could offer me.

 

[Munchie]

I was the one who told him to edit his OP. My bad if I didn't realize he already edited it. But at the same time there were already lots of posts about Miyota so just follow the thread and you'd understand. Cheers.

Fair enough

 

[Nokie]

I’d be looking to see what Marathon could offer me.

Yup. Any day over a Seiko for me as well.

 

[jpk207]

Christopher Ward Sealander 36 uses Sellita movement.

To find a sport/everyday watch having:
-Automatic Movt.
-Stainless Steel case and bracelet.
-Between 34 and 38 mm.
-Sapphire Crystal.
-Screw down crown.
-No microbrands using Miyotas.
-Not easily beaten by Seiko.
-Not emulating Rolex or AP.
-Under 2K.

Thanks to a lot of work, and your help, Ive got my answer: Seiko Prospect Land. It is hard to say but it is nearly imposible to beat unless you pay such an amount that will make you look ridiculous. You go all the way up to Rolex or make your peace down there with a Prospex or Presage.

 

[CombatRat]

That’s what she said.

Came here to say the same thing!

 

[CombatRat]

There are tons of options really. A lot of good ones have been mentioned here.

 

[Rick Partido]

Christopher Ward Sealander 36 uses Sellita movement.

 

[Rick Partido]

Thank you! I did appreciate it! It is every thing I asked!

 

[Rick Partido]

The OP has edited the opener, until this significant change there was no restriction regarding microbrands with Miyota movements.

The opener now also says that he has decided on a Seiko Prospex Land – which of the 23 models in the series it will be remains unclear.
He just thinks that a Seiko Prospex Land – whichever one - is "unbeatable" and obviously hasn't heard about the quality problems that might await him or he ignores them.
Personally, I think his choice is the worst of all possible ones, especially since the Seiko 6R35 used in the models he is considering is not exactly characterized by accuracy and reliability.

But maybe he will be spared from such pictures…

 

[Rick Partido]

I would love to hear your suggestions! Thank you!

 

[Davekaye90]

Christopher Ward. I own several Chris Wards, and several Seikos. A $1,000 CW is built like a $3,000 Seiko, expect for the bracelet. The $3,000 Seiko bracelet won't be as good, and the clasp will be crap.

 

[greatpetender]

Boy it's been a minute since I've encountered an OP so willing to ignore the obvious. From the clickbait title and only responding to people agreeing it is hard to find watches with this criteria (it's clearly not), to eventually updating the original post with a left-field choice (proclaimed as the ONLY option outside of a Rolex). Just acknowledge you're wrong and that there's dozens upon dozens of great options that tick every box

 

[MARATHON&ALLOTHERS]

“Thanks to a lot of work, and your help, Ive got my answer: Seiko Prospect Land”

 

[Rick Partido]

Boy it's been a minute since I've encountered an OP so willing to ignore the obvious. From the clickbait title and only responding to people agreeing it is hard to find watches with this criteria (it's clearly not), to eventually updating the original post with a left-field choice (proclaimed as the ONLY option outside of a Rolex). Just acknowledge you're wrong and that there's dozens upon dozens of great options that tick every box

Im willing to prove you wrong by checking your proposal as I have checked those by the guys proposing Ball, Christopher Ward, Archimede, Sinn, Glycine, Airman. By the way I havent decide on the Seiko. I am considering Longines Spirit, Ball Fireman and the Tudor 1926. Thank you!