They do look nice and very well may be nice, but it's been my experience that you'll need to part with at least a grand or so (or so meaning likely more) to get a new double that is finished right, handles well and-most importantly, holds up. I believe they're discontinued now but the Ruger Red Labels I think was as cheap as you could buy a "decent" double.
If I was in the market to buy a good double (be it sxs or o/u) for the least amount of money, I'd be looking for a nice used one.
But to your point, the CZ "Bobwhite" certainly looks good in a "classic" sense (which is how I prefer my doubles to be configured). Also, the better made Turkish manufactured shotguns do seem to have good reviews for the most part and CZ has always offered firearms that are well-made with good performance records. It's quite possible that the Bobwhite is the exception to my arbitrary and entirely subjective "rule of thumb".