I would agree with Tom's assertions on price ranges.
If you want to spend less initially, and if you are willing to have some work done, you can "be your own contractor" and find a watch repairman, if you don't already have one, and have a nice example of a Carlton for $100-150.
But, as with anything, if the work is already done, at retail, the watch will be substantially more.
I didn't see many of that model available a couple of years ago but, there are at least 3 or 4 available on a major auction site these days.
I have one, it does look nice on the wrist, the lugs add to the visual impact it has.