i probably would not get a watch model from two decades ago, let's limit it to maybe past 5yrs.
most (all?) that i've seen have a power reserve gauge. if it's a daily wearer, that needle will be pegged to max and basically useless clutter. complications for their own sake are not my cup of tea.
most (all?) that have a date function have the extra-wide single digits, which i'm not a fan of.
(i could go on)
i know it's not one model, but there's certainly similar design language to them (as there should be, perhaps), likely due to the geometry of the movement itself. i havent seen anything wildly varying, as you say.
most (all?) that i've seen have a power reserve gauge. if it's a daily wearer, that needle will be pegged to max and basically useless clutter. complications for their own sake are not my cup of tea.
most (all?) that have a date function have the extra-wide single digits, which i'm not a fan of.
(i could go on)
i know it's not one model, but there's certainly similar design language to them (as there should be, perhaps), likely due to the geometry of the movement itself. i havent seen anything wildly varying, as you say.