Same here. I have a nice Skagen watch I wear every day. Not cheap, but not high-end either. But I like it a lot.
I used to have a lovely, large, Skagen - they are very good and reliable watches and I gave it to my brother (who wears it always).
I have had a watch since I was a child - my first watch was given to me by my mother when I was ten and recovering in hospital for a week after an operation to remove my appendix.
Since then, I have always worn watches, and find the idea of how time is measured - and the story of how we came to do that - absolutely fascinating.
Actually, I recall spending an afternoon in the British Museum years ago, just in the room which featured the timepieces made by John Harrison. This was about him, and his timepieces (critical in the story of how longitude came to be measured accurately while at sea) - the timepieces were there, in all their gorgeous glory - as that section of the museum was dedicated to the whole story of how time came to be measured more precisely.
To answer the poll, I used to wear watches in the 'neither cheap neither expensive' categories; after the Skagen, I bought a lovely Tissot. Now, I wear a traditional watch that would probably be regarded as 'traditional high end' citing the categories, or terms, that the poll has used.
Therefore, more recently, my work abroad allowed me to afford an Omega that I had been eyeing for around three years while I was still teaching. Thus, I now wear an Omega Deville, which I have had for the past seven years.