If printing big, the resolution is a limitation, and I would probably only look at 50MP+ today. Old Fuji models, like X-E1, can be found for great deals used, so there is very little barrier to trying them. Ditto for some lenses. I don't use Fuji's film simulation modes, but, if you think you will,
For almost any watch, I prefer power reserve on the verso, but especially for Reversos where you can't really argue about the inconvenience of viewing it. Exception to "almost any watch": Breguet Tradition with the engraved power reserve.
For compact fixed-lens, compare D-lux 7 to Fuji X100V. For compact interchangeable lens (so you can use dedicated macro lens when you want), look at Fuji X-E4. On a budget, but looking for more? Compare CL to used Fuji GFX 50R (or 50S). No budget, compare CL to Fuji GFX 100S. If you have Leica lense