Tag can get for 10k...

but i suggest keep some more money lah...mayas well wait a bit than get something so so

I think you can safely find a Tudor around that price range.

Decent is subjective, my SKX is a decent watch, it probably cost less than some of the night outs I've had.

Nomos Glashutte bro

Should be able to get the following around 10k.

1. Grand Seiko
2. Tudor Black Bay
3. Zenith Pilot

Don't worry bro, a majority of people haven't. It's a German watch brand but you should really check it out.

Most importantly it suits your budget and taste. Don't break the bank as this is just the first watch you will be buying.. there will be more once you start 😂

Yea, poison a bit...

https://i.imgur.com/1T7Gqx2.jpg 

i personally would have gone for a BBB if i have around RM10-13k
http://magazine.bulangandsons.com/wp-conte...ay-Black-65.jpg 

Grand Seiko can get for about 10k, if you know what and where to get it from..

Lai poison a bit Grand Seiko..
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I know people frown at Bell & Ross but I would’ve gotten this piece if there were more discount off the retail price (~rm8k)

BR-V1 92 in steel

Got mine a few weeks ago for about 5900.

Not too bad and a lovely piece. Mine loses about 7 seconds a day, well within spec if you ask me.

Yeah. So pretty much nearly a minute every week.

That’s acceptable.

what you mean by real watch??
Pasar malam cheap watches also tell you real clock time.

My G- Shock is atomic time level bro, it's 100% more accurate than my rolexes or omegas.

If watch delay pull out the crown to adjust it. Crown is there for this.

Mechanical watches always have some form of error, because they're mechanical. So it's only fair to compare mech watches to mech watches.

But that's why I like them, an accurate mechanical watch is a sure sign of watchmaking ability.

My Rolex Explorer II runs 0.3 seconds fast per day, My Datejust 41 about 1.2 seconds and my Speedmaster about 4.2 seconds. 

A G-shock uses quartz, which operates via electrical impulses from the vibration of a quartz crystal. They're accurate and cheap, but I'm no fan of collecting them.
Yes, it's true. We call the feature "hacking seconds". Pull out the crown for a few secs and push it back in to sync your seconds.

yeah.. especially if it's atomic time, it syncs with satellites to ensure time is always 100% on point
actually, the whole appeal of quartz back in the day was that it was more accurate and reliable than the mechanical watch which tends to lose or gain time.. today, Grand Seiko rates their 9F quartz at being accurate to 10 secs in a year. Don't know how many mechanical watches can claim that kind of accuracy. that being said, a COSC tuned mechanical watch probably keeps better time than a quartz DW for example.

as for winding the watch, unless you get a manual wound piece, don't worry about it as you will build up the power reserve just by wearing it.

Well you can always start off with a decent mechanical watch to begin with. Don't need to spend so much on your first purchase. There are a lot of options available in the market. I have 2 quartz watches and 4 mechanical ones (2 being vintage timepieces)