Looks like China watch to me.

Tell-tale signs

- faux "tourbillon" escapement cutout on the dial.
- kok story on the brand
- seriously trying too hard with the European names.
- the website as a whole 

For automatics, cheapest is Orient @ USD108

http://www.creationwatches.com/products/or...watch-3187.html

Citizen mainly do eco-drives and complicated looking watches while Seiko nicer dress watch are usually more than RM600.

funny u say that...
my most complicated watch is my "cheapest" (hours, minutes, seconds, chronograph, date, day)
and my most expensive watch is just hours,minutes and date (not even bloody seconds! or even a screw down crown!)

i also have appreciation for the sub hundred RM watches
i have openly declared my affections for G-Shocks and Luminox on several occasions in these forums....

Am not too experienced with the dinner watch category tho , as I myself don't have a watch for the formal occasion. 

to me a dinner watch is typically:
- Thin with moderate dimensions (typically 39mm or less)
- With only basic complications
- Preferably on a leather strap (tho this thought could be deemed old fashioned)
- Made of a precious metal (again some old world thinking here)

ie, James Bond to me is a caveman wearing those diver watches with his suits/tux 

I'm with Yonggoh on this.

Definition of "classic" :  a particular style, something of lasting worth or with a timeless quality

Instead of getting a watch for the occassion... and some other watches when the occasion occurs, why not get something timeless that you can wear 10 years or more down the road.

It's also cheaper in the long run.
Neanderthal in a suit? 

Orient Bambino would fit your preferences...

Alternatively... if budget's tight.... then maybe a Tissot like the T-Classic Tradition.

Its a classy looking, thin, light, fashionably sized at 42mm, very thin and could make a nice office watch. Its also "just" a quartz but I don't reckon you're a purist and on the plus side, it should take more beating and no maintenance cost to worry about...just a battery change every couple of years.

Not located in Malaysia but at rough conversion, you should be able to get it at around ~RM800

cheapest 'dinner' watch, wonder why there isnt a 'lunch' watch, that i would go for is this.
should be around rm400 in shops here.

Watch snob picks the JLC Reverso as the ultimate dress watch... a fine choice of course...

but for me the ultimate would be the Piaget Altiplano... oh for the lottery...


of course the poor mans version of this would be:

maybe he runs the lottery

hahaha dun get me wrong guys... i tried on the JLC before at the MBS shoppes and it was just a tick over rm20,000 at the time if i recall...
Quite significantly less than the RM50k+ asking price for the Piaget..
hence the term "poor man's version"....

RM20,000/RM50,000 to pay for any watch is not something many people could just buy on impulse...

It would take me lots of restrained spending and maggi noodles before my wallet has enough ammo to pull on another time piece...

for more classic looking ones under rm1k, just look at seikos or orients...think everyone told u tht already

... and Tissot. Although more expensive than seiko/orient etc on apple to apple basis but some models pretty nice and affordable.

Did you just go and look at the price or did you nego seriously? Talk only but no cash they also not interested in giving best price. 

The Mines (2 shops), and Sg. Wang also have... currently i think they have 30% discount on most models.