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Hey Tom, have you looked at Krieger watches? I've had the model M940 Sport, and it's been a great watch. It's a quartz movement that Krieger has actually gone to the trouble of getting certified as a "chronometer." It's been VERY accurate, about 2-5 seconds PER SIX MONTHS!! Go to www.kriegerwatch.com to check them out. Hope this helps! Good luck!
Tony
: Oh. I forgot to mention, I'd be buying s/h and
: don't particuarly care about age as long as
: it's likely reliable. Also bare in mind I
: wear a watch all, the time cycling in the
: rain, DIY etc. so must be reasonably robust.
: And a leather strap is probably best.
: Thanks again,
: Tom
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