u/Forward_Guard1390

So I live in the tropics, have quite a small terrace, but for the last couple of years I've happily been enjoying my Serrano's, habaneros, peach brain collapse (not so happily but made some nice sauces from them), and Thai birds eyes.

however over the last couple of weeks I've had a cat single handedly kill every plant pooing in the container (at first I took it out, but it's been rainy season and the rain got to it before me).

Is there anything I can do to stop this happening in future. As it's rainy season I won't be planting for a good few months again, (start of dry season), but just want to know for future

I've been keeping my eyes on Christopher Ward for almost 20 years (when I was fresh out of uni, and in my first job at a bank, an older colleague was talking about watches and how you get a lot of bang for your buck with CW).

However between saving for a house, cars, motorbikes, and investing, I've never had the funds to take the plunge. I do own a dress watch (bought solely for my wedding), which I like, but rarely gets used, as most of my weekends and evenings I'm in shorts and t-shirts. I wear a G-Shock at school (I teach P.E), but want a nice looking watch for when I'm out and about, that'll suit both shorts and t shirt, plus smart casual clothes for restaurants and nights out.

Budget probably maxing out around the $1700 range.

So my question is which watch. I really love the trident pro in blue, and like having the option between the fabric and bader strap. However I was actually leaning towards the sealander, but I'm really not blown away by the new design, it looks far too busy, and for me at least, just a Rolex OP look a like. Not a big fan of integrated sports watches, although I do like the twelve's design.

Anybody have any other options you'd recommend? 6.75 inch wrist connected to my hands.