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Even if you don't dive, I think the auto is the better choice. The auto will retain value better as Tom said. Also the quartz will need to be opened every couple of years just to replace the battery. I hate that. I also hate the way the second jumps on the quartz. Give me the smooth sweep and ticking of the auto. Check your email for a good Omega dealer.
: I am from the UK and am considering buying a
: SMP but cannot decide between auto and
: quartz-I know you have covered this subject
: in great detail but in the UK the Auto costs
: £1050 POUNDS and the Quartz is much cheaper
: at £750 POUNDS-a lot of difference.Can you
: just say either way which is best so I don't
: buy the cheaper one to find I have made a
: mistake.Buy the way your site has helped me
: make my mind up between min and full-I'm
: going for full.
: Please give any advice on if I can buy cheaper
: in America,or should I buy local.
: Please help
: Craig.
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