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If you are looking for decent budget, Park Tool is fine. I wouldn't want cheap tools especially when it comes to accurate measurements like that. Me personally I got a Effetto Mariposa Guistaforza II anniversary torque wrench from my company for completing some training and it has served me quite well and is a nice tool in the hand. However after getting to use one of the new Snap-On Digital Torque Wrench I kind of want one of those and by kind of want I mean AOOOGAAAAAH HUMMUNAH HUMMUNAH HUMMANAH and then my head turns into a steam whistle.
If you are looking for something for stems and seatpost bolts and small stuff like that the Park Tool ATD-1.2 Adjustable Torque Driver is excellent and one I have in my collection (though the older version) and I use it often.