My first telescope was a refrator of 60mm
and 60 increases. He/she didn't have known mark but it was not made also
of plastic. In general I think it is a good apparel for who begins in the
world of the astronomy. In him you will see the Moon and their craters,
the moons of Jupiter (but without the strips, only a white disk), the ring
of Saturn, Mars without any detail, the phases of Venus, the most
brilliant asteroids, the most brilliant comets, agglomerates open of
estrêlas, globular agglomerates without distinguishing estrêlas, just a
round mass, some brilliant nebulas like the one of Órion and Eta Carinae.
In dark places you will detect the nebula of the Ring very slightly
without seeing the hole.
The mark of the telescope doesn't matter.
Be just careful with telescopes of many increases, because it is not
possible in fact utilzar-if in astronomy. In general count 10 times the
diameter in centimeters and you will have the wearable maximum increase.