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Have a look at these rather special watches from 0&W, an old Swiss firm - some are within your price range. A good selection of young-man's watches that will certainly not lose value. http://chronotime.ch/mirage-iii-index.shtml

Have a read of this thread Ginger. http://www.watchrepairtalk.com/topic/2181-filthy-watches/?p=22041

Your too kind Gary. I think I was lucky getting a good example to begin with. OK it was a none runner, but it was just the hack/keyless. I started at 10am & finished at 8pm lol. Not exactly a fast workerSent from my GT-I9505 using Tapatalk

For really oily stuff I use lighter fuel before using Priory Polish cleaner. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CLOCK-CLEANING-CONCENTRATE-NO-1-250MLS-/250475705782?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item3a5183f5b6 I started using this stuff a few months ago and the results are excellent. Brass and plated movements come up like new. I rinse with hot water, then blow off the excess before dropping them in isopropyl alcohol for the final rinse to make sure all the water is gone. I then dry off th alcohol with a blower.Have a look at the pictures in this thread, as this is how this one was cleaned. http://www.watchrepairtalk.com/topic/1538-1913-silver-trench-watch/?hl=%2B1913+%2Btrench+%2Bwatch