The overall svelteness of the watch can be matched by an Omega Constellation, but it'll have numerals and markers on the face along with a seconds hand and a date. Rado comes close, but that's a jump up in price along with, in several instances, a move to mechanical.ДЄs for the watch pictured by the OP, I think there are certainly better alternatives, but I don't know of any that will be quite as sleek and similarly priced. Indeed, Movado's look is mostly just theirs. To get that look, Movado is one of the better choices one can make. One thing to keep in mind is that Movados are often quartz watches and quartz is where one will generally find watches having one or no hour markers. I have no reservation at all about any Citizen watch. You'd have to look on your own Citizen make more watches than I'm willing to dig through. Perhaps Citizen has something that suits you style wise in their Eco-Drive line. There are other watches one can buy for $700, but to get the quality of build and the styling Movado offers, one can't really do much better. I bought an Eliro some 15 years or so ago, and today they are selling for about $700, which is about a $300 drop in price over 15 years. Movado are recognized and liked for the sleek, modern looks and at, they do a good job and don't charge too high a price. There's nothing wrong with that as a reason. People buy Movados for one reason: looks. I'm going to respectfully answer you and say, 'not much.' How can a Movado be overrated when nobody who is serious about watches rates them highly to begin with?

This one is probably no more than $400.Д«ut what do i know, i gave up having watches since i got cell phones.

How much is my movado watch worth