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What do you mean reliable? Digital or analog?

Why not just pick one you like? Quartz is pretty precise to +/- 5 to 30s per year, which isn't really anything to worry about.

You really get one or the other not both.

I suggest the Citizen NY0341EB, at least I believe that was the name. It's a beautiful, inexpensive analogue that is waterproof to 200 meters, (in other words you can swim with it) and it's an automatic, so it doesn't take a battery, it is purely mechanical.

Either type is okay

You could just go with a Casio or a Timex. Good, cheap watches usually $20-$50. (You might get some hate from people if you wear a Timex.) If you don't mind paying a bit more, a Swatch. For something classier in the $100 range look at Fossil, Tommy Hilfiger, Citizen, and Seiko.

I suggest the Citizen NY0341EB

I wear a Timex digital Ironman watch. I've warn this type of watch for years because they're durable, inexpensive, very easy to use and you can hardly feel them on your wrist. The time just jumps out at you when you look at it; you don't have to worry about minute hands or all that other analog jazz. It's kind of like having a very basic stopwatch on hand that never stops (although it does also have a stopwatch feature). I only use it as a watch, but it has plenty of other features that I don't even know about.

i dont really need a watch so i dont use mine.

Ummm, Masterforger, that name is not right. There is no citizen watch like that.

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