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One thing to keep in mind...your tastes, what you like and your wearing habits will change, and just go with it. I have gone from almost all mechanicals to lots of quartz, to lots of Russians, to lots of Gshocks then back to mechanicals...you may go through periods where one watch is on your wrist for weeks, or you may do what lots of guys do and bring 3 to work and switch every few hours! My point is, the fun part for me is not investing so much of my disposable income in any one thing that I can quick sell or trade a few and get a new "fix" of something that intrigues me...it is after all a hobby, and hobbies are meant to be fun, so whatever hits you, go for it!
Great advice (except for the quartz part...of course.:P)