This is the one that started watches for me. My cousins and I would wear these 24/7. I remember setting the time during the new year's countdown clock on TV, and feeling so proud to have the accurate time down to the second on my wrist; that was before I learned that these quartz watches drift several seconds a month. 

Awesome, I like it. It took several years but they finally made it. I do miss the classic 2824, but not a big deal.

Is that an Uncle Seiko or some other aftermarket bracelet? How do you like it?

Check out midsize Omega Seamaster watches. They made several different ones with 36.25mm cases. They are fairly thing as well with the 1120 movement (ETA 2892 based). I have worn one for years. 14.5 cm wrist here.

I would go with the Tudor. Because I like the Tudor for its bracelet, movement, and water resistant screw-down crowns. Also, I would never consider a Zenith with the strange 60, 60, 60, subdials. An El Primero movement Zenith, though, I would love; such crisp chronograph button engagement and lauded movement.

I would have never imaged seeing a chiming CW when I ordered a trident eight years ago. Exciting to imagine the variety and accessibility of options today and in the future!

Finally! I hope this passes. Would be nice to have light when getting off work during the winter.