I really enjoyed watching your review. I think that the Specht&Sohne watch, which also includes a very nice steel bracelet which looks a lot like the Santos bracelet, is a nicer homage of the Santos and costs only eight dollars more. Tandorio also offers a very similar homage as well but with a NH35 movement and different hands in order to clearly distinguish their homage as not being an actual Santos. On the downside for the Specht&Sohne and the Tandorio watches which include metal bracelets, I can tell you several tales of woe in terms resizing some metal bracelets on Chinese watches which use wedge style split pins instead of rounded style split pins. Wedge style split pins have to be tapped through (assuming that the entrance and exit holes on the link are the same size), whereas rounded style split pins can be easily tapped back out in the reverse direction. I had great difficulty resizing the bracelet on the Specht&Sohne watch since the bracelet used wedge style split pins. In other words, there are things in favor of this Berny homage in terms of fun (swappable bezels) and in terms of sheer convenience (a leather strap versus a metal bracelet which must be adjusted to size). Another nice thing in favor of the Berny homage is that the watch is that the leather strap allows this watch to be easily swapped between wrists even if you wrists are different in size.