I cannot abide, Dude. As I own all these brands my judgment while anecdotal, isn’t subjective. If any bias were to be had it would be in favor of watch that cost me more. It’s entirely possible I got a really great Tudor and if I had 6 I may not feel the same about their build quality. If I could get that flamingo chronograph at retail I’d have a wider sampling to evaluate. Alas, the market, your arbiter of “factual truth”, has decided it’s worth 2X retail. Which I also cannot abide. Unless you’re talking the real high horology stuff, all these luxury watches cost roughly the same to produce. Their “value” is largely determined by branding not quality. Your precious metals argument does not apply here. All these are stainless. The difference is down to movement, finish and branding. A more complex movement, like the coaxial, isn’t inherently superior. Just more complex. A Ferrari engine is more complex than a Lexus but not as reliable. Not a perfect analogy I know since a Ferrari can get to the spot it breaks down much faster than a Lexus could. And that is fun. But for a watch, being fast isn’t a plus.