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chqosfs, in my opinion, your caution is well founded. I am unfamiliar with the brand. So I did a web search. While the product is offered on some sites, I found no reference to available parts. This is vitally important, as you will need to replace the gasket at some point in time. In addition, you would also want to be able to obtain handles, clamps or screw-down knob if the need should arise.
While I try to avoid negativity regarding a product I'm not familiar with, I do want to point out that I was unable to find any customer reviews for these pressure cookers. Generally, out of a dozen or more reviews, one can draw a fairly accurate idea of the warrantee, durability, repair history and/or parts, however, the absense of reviews leaves only a blank . I also saw no mention of an integrated safety feature to prevent removing the lid while there is still pressure in the pot, and no safety plug or over-pressure for releasing excess pressure should the operating valve become blocked. Unless you can get satisfactory answers for all these questions, my advice would be to steer clear.

The three pressure cookers I would recommend are the Kuhn-Rikon, Fagor and Presto. The first two are "new generation" cookers, while the Presto is the "jiggler". These are good products, with good reviews and replacement parts are readily available from more than one source. Please let us know how you fare. Grace