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I think you need to decide between a watch that holds value and a watch that's good/great value for the money.
The epitome of the former is Rolex, but it's also one of the worst values on the market for the same reason it holds value--because 99% of the population has bought into its 100+ years of marketing.
Grand Seiko, especially the spring drive-powered watches, is one of the best values for the money. But it's not going to hold value.
In addition to Grand Seiko spring drive, I would also look at:
Cartier Ballon Bleu
Cartier Santos
Seiko Credor GCLP995/GCLP993 (although good luck sourcing any Credor here in the U.S.).
Bulgari Octo Roma Automatic
Glashutte Original Sixties/Sixties Panorama Date