Any Recommendation for Everyday Watch?

You have picked three great watches. IMO Omega is one of the three leading production brands killing it with movements and styling. Omega ,  Grand Seiko & Zenith.  The latest Omega  Coaxial Movements are incredible. Accuracy,  AntiMagnetic,  Shock Resistant and Water Resistance.  I would narrow down to the two Omega watches from the three. Seiko makes great watches. I own more than one - including Prospex & Gran  Seiko. Of the three watches you are looking at Omega is just next level in every aspect.  Thier green dial Seamaster 300 is my 1st choice.  You will love it. The ceramic dial is so different from anything on the market. The 300 diver has greatest resale potential & is super tough = wear it every day and all day.

At your price point you could look at a few pieces from Grand Seiko- just to make it confusing . If you go diver you are double the budget  Plus no green dial variant- only dress/sports offering 

Hope this helped !

I think you’ve got a very good choice with the Omega, I have a Seamaster 150 & 300 and I’m happy with both. The green dial GS GMT SBGM247 is also worth a look. Great everyday watch, but very different look and feel from the Omega‘s. 

Just adding to what was already said. Omega treats their customers well and has great after sales service. JLC has really awesome after sales service. I have not used any services from GS after sales, but the online buying experience from GS is top notch. I got to GS for simple time+date dress watches, evolution 9 and elegance series. For "sport" watches I like Omega. Take a look at the Omega seamster world timer, its a beautiful watch. 

I agree, the Seamaster World Timer looks great, but I think its too flashy for an everyday watch? I do think this would make a great dress watch with leather strap.

Can I make a totally counter-intuitive and nut job suggestion?  DON'T GET AN EVERYDAY WATCH!  Here's my hare-brained logic:

• If you are deciding to become a watch enthusiast, the LAST thing you want is to have a go-anywhere-do-anything (GADA) watch.  Why?  Because then you'd only have 1 watch
• If you're a watch enthusiast, why would you want to limit yourself?  It's like alcohol.  If you're an alcoholic, like me, you'll drink gin, you'll drink vodka, you'll drink champagne, you'll drink Seagram's wine coolers for god's sake, so long as it's got alcohol in it!

If you're a watch enthusiast, you'll want niche watches.  Watches that absolutely can't go anywhere and can't do anything.  You'll want:

• A flieger, even though you ain't piloting a Spitfire
• A chronograph, even though the only thing you'll be timing is the duration you can hold your breath under water during bath time
• A diver, even though the only time you might get your wrist wet is if you've had one too many Seagram's and you splash the bottle's contents onto your arm as you stagger from the lawn chair over to the grill
• A GMT, even though for F*CK'S sake, what's the time when the GMT hand is pointing to between 17 and 18?  I mean, why do I have to do math?  The reason I am no longer in high school is because I never want to look at numbers!

Don't get a GADA.  Get like 20 niche watches that are all totally weird and stupid and fulfill one tiny function, even when they're 8,000 times worse at that stated function than the phone in your pocket.

Can I make a totally counter-intuitive and nut job suggestion?  DON'T GET AN EVERYDAY WATCH!  Here's my hare-brained logic:

• If you are deciding to become a watch enthusiast, the LAST thing you want is to have a go-anywhere-do-anything (GADA) watch.  Why?  Because then you'd only have 1 watch
• If you're a watch enthusiast, why would you want to limit yourself?  It's like alcohol.  If you're an alcoholic, like me, you'll drink gin, you'll drink vodka, you'll drink champagne, you'll drink Seagram's wine coolers for god's sake, so long as it's got alcohol in it!

If you're a watch enthusiast, you'll want niche watches.  Watches that absolutely can't go anywhere and can't do anything.  You'll want:

• A flieger, even though you ain't piloting a Spitfire
• A chronograph, even though the only thing you'll be timing is the duration you can hold your breath under water during bath time
• A diver, even though the only time you might get your wrist wet is if you've had one too many Seagram's and you splash the bottle's contents onto your arm as you stagger from the lawn chair over to the grill
• A GMT, even though for F*CK'S sake, what's the time when the GMT hand is pointing to between 17 and 18?  I mean, why do I have to do math?  The reason I am no longer in high school is because I never want to look at numbers!

Don't get a GADA.  Get like 20 niche watches that are all totally weird and stupid and fulfill one tiny function, even when they're 8,000 times worse at that stated function than the phone in your pocket.

Can I make a totally counter-intuitive and nut job suggestion?  DON'T GET AN EVERYDAY WATCH!  Here's my hare-brained logic:

• If you are deciding to become a watch enthusiast, the LAST thing you want is to have a go-anywhere-do-anything (GADA) watch.  Why?  Because then you'd only have 1 watch
• If you're a watch enthusiast, why would you want to limit yourself?  It's like alcohol.  If you're an alcoholic, like me, you'll drink gin, you'll drink vodka, you'll drink champagne, you'll drink Seagram's wine coolers for god's sake, so long as it's got alcohol in it!

If you're a watch enthusiast, you'll want niche watches.  Watches that absolutely can't go anywhere and can't do anything.  You'll want:

• A flieger, even though you ain't piloting a Spitfire
• A chronograph, even though the only thing you'll be timing is the duration you can hold your breath under water during bath time
• A diver, even though the only time you might get your wrist wet is if you've had one too many Seagram's and you splash the bottle's contents onto your arm as you stagger from the lawn chair over to the grill
• A GMT, even though for F*CK'S sake, what's the time when the GMT hand is pointing to between 17 and 18?  I mean, why do I have to do math?  The reason I am no longer in high school is because I never want to look at numbers!

Don't get a GADA.  Get like 20 niche watches that are all totally weird and stupid and fulfill one tiny function, even when they're 8,000 times worse at that stated function than the phone in your pocket.

Can I make a totally counter-intuitive and nut job suggestion?  DON'T GET AN EVERYDAY WATCH!  Here's my hare-brained logic:

• If you are deciding to become a watch enthusiast, the LAST thing you want is to have a go-anywhere-do-anything (GADA) watch.  Why?  Because then you'd only have 1 watch
• If you're a watch enthusiast, why would you want to limit yourself?  It's like alcohol.  If you're an alcoholic, like me, you'll drink gin, you'll drink vodka, you'll drink champagne, you'll drink Seagram's wine coolers for god's sake, so long as it's got alcohol in it!

If you're a watch enthusiast, you'll want niche watches.  Watches that absolutely can't go anywhere and can't do anything.  You'll want:

• A flieger, even though you ain't piloting a Spitfire
• A chronograph, even though the only thing you'll be timing is the duration you can hold your breath under water during bath time
• A diver, even though the only time you might get your wrist wet is if you've had one too many Seagram's and you splash the bottle's contents onto your arm as you stagger from the lawn chair over to the grill
• A GMT, even though for F*CK'S sake, what's the time when the GMT hand is pointing to between 17 and 18?  I mean, why do I have to do math?  The reason I am no longer in high school is because I never want to look at numbers!

Don't get a GADA.  Get like 20 niche watches that are all totally weird and stupid and fulfill one tiny function, even when they're 8,000 times worse at that stated function than the phone in your pocket.

My opinion only. If you are still developing your taste (unless you are very sure) I would say go with more affordable pieces and get couple of pieces so you can get your feet wet. The presage is a great choice. I think starting your journey from the bottom to the top will make you appreciate the upgrades.  

Can I make a totally counter-intuitive and nut job suggestion?  DON'T GET AN EVERYDAY WATCH!  Here's my hare-brained logic:

• If you are deciding to become a watch enthusiast, the LAST thing you want is to have a go-anywhere-do-anything (GADA) watch.  Why?  Because then you'd only have 1 watch
• If you're a watch enthusiast, why would you want to limit yourself?  It's like alcohol.  If you're an alcoholic, like me, you'll drink gin, you'll drink vodka, you'll drink champagne, you'll drink Seagram's wine coolers for god's sake, so long as it's got alcohol in it!

If you're a watch enthusiast, you'll want niche watches.  Watches that absolutely can't go anywhere and can't do anything.  You'll want:

• A flieger, even though you ain't piloting a Spitfire
• A chronograph, even though the only thing you'll be timing is the duration you can hold your breath under water during bath time
• A diver, even though the only time you might get your wrist wet is if you've had one too many Seagram's and you splash the bottle's contents onto your arm as you stagger from the lawn chair over to the grill
• A GMT, even though for F*CK'S sake, what's the time when the GMT hand is pointing to between 17 and 18?  I mean, why do I have to do math?  The reason I am no longer in high school is because I never want to look at numbers!

Don't get a GADA.  Get like 20 niche watches that are all totally weird and stupid and fulfill one tiny function, even when they're 8,000 times worse at that stated function than the phone in your pocket.

Can I make a totally counter-intuitive and nut job suggestion?  DON'T GET AN EVERYDAY WATCH!  Here's my hare-brained logic:

• If you are deciding to become a watch enthusiast, the LAST thing you want is to have a go-anywhere-do-anything (GADA) watch.  Why?  Because then you'd only have 1 watch
• If you're a watch enthusiast, why would you want to limit yourself?  It's like alcohol.  If you're an alcoholic, like me, you'll drink gin, you'll drink vodka, you'll drink champagne, you'll drink Seagram's wine coolers for god's sake, so long as it's got alcohol in it!

If you're a watch enthusiast, you'll want niche watches.  Watches that absolutely can't go anywhere and can't do anything.  You'll want:

• A flieger, even though you ain't piloting a Spitfire
• A chronograph, even though the only thing you'll be timing is the duration you can hold your breath under water during bath time
• A diver, even though the only time you might get your wrist wet is if you've had one too many Seagram's and you splash the bottle's contents onto your arm as you stagger from the lawn chair over to the grill
• A GMT, even though for F*CK'S sake, what's the time when the GMT hand is pointing to between 17 and 18?  I mean, why do I have to do math?  The reason I am no longer in high school is because I never want to look at numbers!

Don't get a GADA.  Get like 20 niche watches that are all totally weird and stupid and fulfill one tiny function, even when they're 8,000 times worse at that stated function than the phone in your pocket.

Can I make a totally counter-intuitive and nut job suggestion?  DON'T GET AN EVERYDAY WATCH!  Here's my hare-brained logic:

• If you are deciding to become a watch enthusiast, the LAST thing you want is to have a go-anywhere-do-anything (GADA) watch.  Why?  Because then you'd only have 1 watch
• If you're a watch enthusiast, why would you want to limit yourself?  It's like alcohol.  If you're an alcoholic, like me, you'll drink gin, you'll drink vodka, you'll drink champagne, you'll drink Seagram's wine coolers for god's sake, so long as it's got alcohol in it!

If you're a watch enthusiast, you'll want niche watches.  Watches that absolutely can't go anywhere and can't do anything.  You'll want:

• A flieger, even though you ain't piloting a Spitfire
• A chronograph, even though the only thing you'll be timing is the duration you can hold your breath under water during bath time
• A diver, even though the only time you might get your wrist wet is if you've had one too many Seagram's and you splash the bottle's contents onto your arm as you stagger from the lawn chair over to the grill
• A GMT, even though for F*CK'S sake, what's the time when the GMT hand is pointing to between 17 and 18?  I mean, why do I have to do math?  The reason I am no longer in high school is because I never want to look at numbers!

Don't get a GADA.  Get like 20 niche watches that are all totally weird and stupid and fulfill one tiny function, even when they're 8,000 times worse at that stated function than the phone in your pocket.