Product review (3 stars): Some quality issues.
We chose this oven for our kitchen remodel.  I was mainly attracted to it because of the dual oven.  We cook smaller meals and the right side (smaller) oven works great for us 95% of the time.

The 5-burners are nice.  I love the center burner because it can go really low and REALLY HIGH.  The stove is beautiful.

The quality issues I refer to are:
1) The center (dual) knob kept breaking.  The knobs are a cheap brittle plastic and will eventually wear out.  We lost 2 knobs because the interior plastic broke and the knob fell off.  This is probably a quality issue both in poor fitting of the plastic as well as poor quality of the plastic used for the knob.  We got an extra (3rd) knob from EuroChef and if that breaks, we'll have to start buying them.  No one makes 'em, only EuroChef.

2) The nice Verona emblem that you see in front, you know the one front and center near the bottom, started sliding off after a few months of using the oven.  I guess that the heat from the oven melted the glue that was used to adhere it to the front.  I expected a better quality of glue to be used on a stove that cost me over $3000.  I've since pulled the emblem off, the glue is pretty good but I guess did not hold up to the heat.  Now I have to figure out how to glue the emblem back on.

Complaints about this oven not getting hot enough are correct.  Once you go out and buy your own thermometers (because Verona does not provide one), you'll find that the small side WILL get past 500 degrees.  The larger left side WILL NOT hit 500 degrees.  I guess the smaller cabin allows the oven to get hotter.

Another complaint I have is that the knobs are not conveniently labeled.  Even after using it for almost 3 years now, I can not remember which knob corresponds with which burner and I have to bend down to see the label which is covered by an overhang on the stove top.  This is a pretty annoying design flaw.