/fa/ - Fashion

Sup. I'm trying to purchase an entry level swiss automatic. Top of budget is ~6K. What are your suggestions? but so far I have my eyes on the models below. I probably have undiagnosed autism but I would prefer a sapphire caseback and mildly decorated movement.

Cartier tank solo XL - automatic and large enough compared to the other cartiers. No exhibition case back.

Omega seamaster 300 master co-ax. Either in SS or titanium. Don't really see any negatives.

Omega darkside of the moon - only contrast is between polishing of black. Negative is bracelet.

Omega grey side of the moon - super cool.

Zenith - el primero with the open heart complication thingy.

Rolex - milgauss maybe?

I'm 25. no children

Hi, looking for some advice here. I'm wanting to purchase an entry level swiss automatic watch sometimes this year. I'm 25 and a young professional I guess. (Occupational Therapist) Not interested in having a family at this point so I don't mind spending money on myself.

I really like Cartier, I've wanted one since I was ~13 years old. But the negatives are how there is not a exhibition case back, and it is an ETA based movement. I know those two things are probably related.

I really like Omega seaMaster 300 Co-axial but I would want the titanium edition. I've worn Omega titanium planet ocean at the boutique and loved how that titanium felt. I also could save for the Omega either Grey side or Dark side of the moon speedmasters I like those two a lot.

Also is Zenith open heart complication say in el primero a gimmick?

TLDR: People who are into watches? can you recommend something for a young professional? Budget < 8K.