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Consider a Cartier Santos - either Large (blue dial) or medium (silver or blue dial). Classy, under the radar, can dress it up/down.
I recently had my Glashutte Original (GO) Sport Evolution GMT serviced by GO manufactory in Germany. I went through Swatch Group US and they forwarded it on to Glashutte. A full/complete service was under $600 and it took 5 months.
Whereas I sent my Zenith EP to Zenith USA/NJ through Goveberj Jewlers and it required minimal service for just over $300 and they changed out my deployment clasp for free. Zenith sent my watch back in 3 months. I've had my vintage Omega circa 1970 w/750 cal serviced at my local watchmaker and was charged $350.
My understanding is Rolex will get you for at least $1K on a service. I have a Tudor Prince Oyster Tiger chrono, and I have no idea what Rolex will charge for a service but am scared to find out. Lol