Whilst I agree with the recommendations for Axminster chucks (my personal favorite) it may not be the best option if there is the possibility of upgrading the lathe at a future date.
All new Axminster chucks are direct threaded so there is no facility to change their thread and so any lathe upgrade would more than likely incur the additional cost of a new chuck body. In these circumstances I generally recommend a Versa chuck or a Record SC4; Patriot and Nova chucks have fewer insert options - notably M33 is not available.
Mark
The Patriot wouldn't have an M33 adaptor, because the Patriot chuck direct thread is an M33 anyway.
However I would advise that anyone buys an M33 chuck as that does look to be the emerging spindle standard, then uses an insert or exert to size to the currently owned lathe, no guarantee that M35 won't be the standard from x years time, but you have to take a chance somewhere!
Personally I liked the Patriot chuck I had for many years, backed up with a supernova which apart from the Nova having the chuck key the wrong way round was also a good chuck, and I do like that they and the record power chuck range have inter-changeable multi vendor jaws.
I would say unless you are very sure stick to known brands, I saw a cheep 4" chuck which appeared to be a nova knock off (same appearance but I didn't actually test fit it with screws and jaws so can't be certain) bought from China, which had stamped on the back max 500rpm which would appear to indicate that it was not a safe option.