[Jwt5096]

Raymond Weil Freelancer Diver - Independent/family owned/Swiss made:

 

[MX793]

I'd sugest you check Christopher Ward, Farer and Zelos. Here are my personal favourites: Farer Crooms, CW C65 GMT Worldtimer, and Zelos Hammerhead 2(there are two versions, eta and nh35; I have the bronze teal nh25 version).CW only comes in this color scheme, but for Farer and Zelos you do have plenty available.

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Zelos with a Swiss movement is not Swiss made.

 

[omar77w]

Mido Ocean Star. This teal Tribute model is gorgeous

 

[chopy_ro]

Zelos with a Swiss movement is not Swiss made.

The other two are made in uk but they still have "swiss made" label. All this swiss made story is a grey area, really.

 

[Batboy]

I'll add another vote for Oris (superb quality and better than many other Swiss watches at the same price)

But I agree with @obomomomo about Germans, particularly Damasko's DSub range.

DAMASKO DSub RANGE

Here’s a quick overview of Damasko’s DSub range. There are three model variations available: DSub1 is a blueprint if you will for the slight...

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[MX793]

The other two are made in uk but they still have "swiss made" label. All this swiss made story is a grey area, really.

Christopher Ward is headquartered in the UK, but their watches are put together in Switzerland (they own production facilities in Switzerland, their cross flags logo represents the flags of England and Switzerland). Farer, likewise, is a UK company that has it's watches assembled in Switzerland. Both companies' watches meet the legal definition of "Swiss made" and are so labeled. Zelos watches, even those with Swiss movements, do not meet the requirements of Swiss made and do not carry a Swiss made label.

 

[Aquaracer1]

CW C65 Dartmouth, and pocket $1k

 

[whats_shakin]

No one gonna mentioned Monta and their Oceanking?

 

[dbostedo]

No one gonna mentioned Monta and their Oceanking?

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Can you get those under $2000? I'm not sure how Monta works as far as prices other than their listed retail.

 

[Vallée de Joux -]

My money would be on the Longines.

Tough to be in that price range.

 

[CRW161]

I eventually went in a different direction, but I looked at the Rado Captain Cook, Oris Aquis, and the Longines, and, if I had gone on to buy, out of those 3 I would have definitely picked the Rado.

 

[MX793]

Can you get those under $2000? I'm not sure how Monta works as far as prices other than their listed retail.

They don't do sales other than pre-order discounts on new models.

 

[dbostedo]

Hamilton Khaki Navy Scuba?

 

[sleepyhead123]

I think you could pull off a Longines Legend Diver if you're good at negotiating.

 

[sticky]

They’re technically British but have Swiss movements in them so if you’re interested look at Chris Ward.

 

[hannibal smith]

 

[Chris Stark]

OP's title says, "Am I Missing Any?"

OP, you are only missing about 10,000 divers in that price range!

I've seen the newer ceramic Hydroconquest for under $1,200, which seems like a good value. I have the Aquis and really like it.

Cheers!

 

[leadbelly2550]

Sliding in just under $1000 street price.

 

[Nokie]

You might consider using the search engine here and in the Diver sub forum to pull up NUMEROUS threads on this topic for ideas.

 

[CJM3175]

Great dimensions and a titanium case...