Which is pretty much all you can say about any Vestal. I've owned almost every single watch they've made and they're all plagued by the same issues: cheap glass materials that are prone to scratches and chips, and batteries that die way too soon. Every watch I've owned by them was a compliment magnet, especially the Doppler with its retro flair (I own the back dial/white numbers). The size of the dial is perfect in my opinion, and it's fairly easy to tell time (which should be a watches ultimate purpose). Depending on what's on the horizon for Vestal, I'll continue purchasing them simply because I like their style, but an improvement in materials is a must. As of right now I'm playing the waiting game for them to make the right move first.