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At that price point, you have to consider options from several brands, including others from Doxa link (like the Sub 200 and the 300T), much of the link Seiko Prospex line (smaller/flatter wrists will like the SPB143), odd-ball options like the Serica 5303, die-hard vintage re-issues like those from the now-revived Aquastar, and arguably even the Oris link Diver's Sixty-Five (which starts at $2,000).

To me at this point, new watches need to mark special occasions more than anything. I collect sparsely now, maybe link one link a year. I want them all to mean something. I got a Patek 5711 on the day my first daughter was born, and an AP 15202 "Jumbo" on the day my second daughter was born. And now I have this one-off Royal Oak that I will link wear on tour, symbolizing my family and the next four years of my life. A proper stage watch. See you somewhere down the road.