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Well, I have the Bond model 2531.80 and it is my absolute favorite watch. The black model is nice as well. Personally, I think Seamasters are a great value for the money, since a comparable Rolex will cost twice as much and not be any better in terms of quality. I wear my Seamaster nearly 24/7 and other than gaining 4-5 seconds a day it runs flawlessly.
As long as you can live with the probablity that you will have less than quartz accuracy, I'm sure you will love the watch.
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