That's quite a rare request on this forum! Most people ask the question, "Which shall I buy now from my list of 20 that I'll eventually end up buying anyway"!
Sorry, but I can't give any better advice than what's already been said. There are so many factors to consider - price, intended use, your wrist size, functionality, material, etc, etc.
For example, if want to use it everyday and in all conditions (from swimming to DIY) then a quartz Aeromarine model may suit the best.
If you plan to use it everyday, but being a little more careful with your usage (i.e. no hammer-drilling or DIY) then an Aeromarine automatic may suit your needs. (Autos are a bit more in keeping with the "luxury watch ethos" IMHO.... but some people will contest that!
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If you like the super-accuracy of quartz and fancy a technical look to your watch, then a Professional model may suit you.... but you won't get an auto, unless you go for the Skyracer.
If you plan to keep it for "best" and not swim or otherwise abuse it, then a classic Navitimer may suit.... or if you want to blow a bit more cash, then a Bentley model may be seen as "the ultimate".
Alternatively if you prefer a bit more of a contemporary look rather than classic, but less than the semi-industrial look of the Aeromarine models, then you can't go wrong with a Chromat or Blackbird from the Windrider range.
The list goes on and on...... and that's before we even start talking about sizes!
The best bet really is to visit an AD with a large range in stock and just try a few on. Take your time and ask questions... lots of them! Any AD worth his/her salt will be knowledgeable (although a lot aren't!), and will be more than happy to spend some time with you while you contemplate your purchase. Make sure you wear each piece for a few minutes too, as what can initially seem too big or too small may take on a different feel after a couple of mins - this is especially true of the bigger pieces.
At the end of the day one will "speak" to you and you'll know. Buy what you like as you can't go wrong with any Breitling. Good luck!
