G38 Automatic with Day, Date, Month and Power Reserve Indicator 6960-4

I did a lot of research and I wanted a bauhaus styled watch (minimal bezel and easy readability) but with glowing hands and significant water resistance at a reasonable price. Such a watch virtually doesn't exist. More expensive minimalist watches are not 10 atm water resistant. On top of that, the dial is not a plain white (as it sometimes appears), it is a beautiful reflective champagne colored dial that has a nice vintage look. I paired it with a tan colored aged vintage leather strap. On top of all this, the dial has numerous features (complications) that I no longer can live without: 1) day, 2) date, 3) month and 4) power reserve. This is a hand windable, hackable, automatic movement Miyota 9100 made in Japan which has a nice second sweep and considered a rival in quality to ETA movements from Switzerland. Basically, what I'm saying is the main complaint is the Junkers name which although there is some heritage to it in Germany, it is a very silly name indeed. If this wasn't like a one-of-a-kind type of watch, the name would have turned me off. A couple of other negatives 1) you can hear the movement if you shake the watch and 2) you can feel a gyroscopic effect as the automatic rotor spins from aggressive arm movements. Some people also say that the mineral crystal scratches easily. I have not had that experience so far.