Omega Wristwatch Quartz

Quartz clock or wristwatch?

I'm treating myself to an Omega Seamaster, I'm not sure whether to go model for quartz cheaper (which seems to be more reliable and more accurate, less expensive to service, etc.) or the movement of the watch timer. I like movement, but do not know if this is enough to justify the additional cost and expensive maintenance. Why do people choose mechanical quartz? So what does "automatic" mean? I saw in some descriptions of looking, but I can not say What it means really. Thank you in advance

I would go for the timer. My friend is a watch fanatic and he has the Omega Seamaster and Omega Moonwatch and movement and sustainability of the stopwatch is so much better. Also, if you want to sell the watch at a later date on the clock will increase the price. An automatic which meanders through the movement of your body, shops and shows the potential energy that flows when you remove it if you do not remount manually. Good choice to watch, I hope you enjoy it!

Omega Seamaster 30 Manual 1963 Cal. 286