Hey guys, I have been into watches for about 6 years now which all started with inheriting my grandfathers datejust and since then ive bought other watches, all having cheaper seiko movements in them. Im tired of resetting my cheaper watch 2-3 times a week and find myself wearing the datejust too often especially in the winter. 

For context, im a farmer and own a trucking company so my hands get dirty more often then not and while I don't abuse my watches shit happens and they get banged around. Yes, I know just go buy a g shock but they absolutely do not attract me at all and I know i wouldn't wear one. As you can see the watch in the picture is my watch I wear to the shop and it is getting kind of beat up and Id like to keep from making it worse as it is sentimental (bought on me and my wife's first date) and is from a local matchmaker. It's an okay watch to wear but as with my other cheaper watches doesn't keep the best time. Me and my wife welcomed our first child together this spring and I would like to buy a nice watch i can some day pass down but I want it to be "dad's watch he always wore" 

So, with all that being said I'll get to the real question. Im looking for a durable automatic watch, doesnt have to be a certified chronometer but i want a very reliable movement, and I would prefer something from a well established company not some microbrand as i want to be sure it can be serviced years from now. I would say my price range is somewhere around 7k and under.

Thanks for any response in advance! 

[Question] Need advice on a durable watch i can some day pass down.