My issue is the molded plastic/resin dial. That's not what I want for this price.

You can't copy a watch that came after.

It's not a homage because it came before the PP.

I'm with you too. There's just something generic about their current mainstream models. And adding import duties to watches that are not inexpensive for what they are (mostly commonplace SW-200 movements) makes them largely unappealing to me. YMMV.

Please, oh please, change your logo! Honestly, that mishmash of curved lines, a plus sign, and odd font have kept me from buying an SWC product. You are in the running for worst watch brand logo.

Your watches seem to be a great value, but I just can't look at that primitive logo. Looks like it was created in Microsoft PowerPoint.

It depends on the bracelet. Some have several notches of micro-adjustment plus half-links that allow more precise sizing. It's likely not bracelets in general that are a problem, it's the bracelets you have experience with.

Just to clarify, fogging can occur with ANY watch that isn't filled with inert gas. The conditions that created fogging in a Hamilton will likely result in the same happening in a Vaer. Many people believe internal fogging is always due to poor sealing and that's not usually true. My 200m G-Shock had this happen while shoveling snow on a very cold day.