Yes which should I get is a over used topic, but still wanted some thoughts not bought anything watch related since October and needing something new, well two. I need a proper dress watch and semi durable watch(I have none).
I will do pictures then explain them.

All the military are legit issue all these watches run(excluding 2 ww1 watches) Please ask as many questions!

 

Do a bit of research on the Longines Grand Prize ( movement )

It ain't called the grand prize for nothing.

My example.

 

I really like them, size?

 

I like the Treta diver and Longines Grand Prize.

 

I agree in dress but on durable what you guys think?

 

34mm ( if I recall correctly )

 

Let me know when you let it go.... Dibs

 

If you don't mind trying out some less conservative models, you should look into late 60's to early 70's Tissot. There is a huuuuge amount of these for sale, often in very nice condition and in my experience they are fantastic watches. Basic workhorse movements, but capable of good accuracy.

 

how big are the wrists?

if you've got relatively thin wrists then as a dress watch you might look at a 14k gold/GF/RGP rectangle from the 30's thru to the 50's. Any of the usual suspects (Hamilton/Waltham/Elgin) will suffice. they look very classy with a suitable vintage style strap (super thin) that will fit under any sort of cuff no problems at all.

for the hard wearer then everybody should have a Seiko diver of some sort. You can even "dress" them up to a certain extent with a nice strap.

 

Most of the Seikos divers are a bit big

 

The others I am looking at

 

What do think of these?

 

the Bulova diver maybe...

the rest are crap.

 

Or this Benrus? 34mm

 

not something I'd wear as either a dress watch or as a vintage "daily beater".

 

crap? Well the Deville there is trash, and the Accutron my grandpa bought a Accutron railroad approved in the late 60s and

brutal, but alright

 

@kyle L , if you were to find a Seamaster in similar condition, what might it go for?