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THanks for all of your suggestions guys and I LOVE that citizen but yes maybe a tad over budget ... shame ....

Is this aimed at me? If so, I think there is a misunderstanding. I wasn't having a pop, I meant it as "From your post I can see you are after a watch with chronograph functions". I was not for one minute suggesting that you used the word 'chronograph' incorrectly. It's alright mate I didnt think you were just thought I was having a dumb moment! :thumbsup: so do those watches not have chronograph features? or am I just getting more confused?

*Sorry if Chrono is different to chronograph .... as I said I'm new to this :dontgetit: *Nope not looking for new specifically but would like something that looks "modern" where possible! *Quite like the Tissot and tracer might go and have a look at those. *Dont know if this contravines forum rules but I've seen the Hamilton here - http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=300391859092&ssPageName=STRK:MESINDXX:IT#ht_2269wt_807 So it looks like the Hamilton is a pretty good deal anyway especially new, don't mind the resale being a bit less than I pay new. my mat

Thanks for the response, I like that but I'd like a chronograph style watch if at all possible. Always prefered them (I secretly covert Breitlings just can't afford them :to_become_senile::)

Hi everyone, This is a first post by me having looked at loads of threads on here I'm still a bit lost to be honest. Due to an insurance payout I've now got £500 to spend on a watch but to be honest having never had that amount to spend before (cheaper seikos, pulsars, swatches etc in the past)I've really got no idea what I'm doing and don't want to be ripped off by silly high street pricing. I've always loved watches and have a reasonable collection of cheaper ones and although we're not talking thousands here to me £500 is a lot of money to not spend wisely.... So ..... HELP P