Marvin Launches Sebastien Loeb Collection
Marvin Watch Co. has partnered with seven time World Rally Champion Sebastien Loeb to launch a limited edition collection of chronographs designed by Loeb. Available with automatic or quartz movements and black or white dials, the Sebastien Loeb collection incorporates automotive-inspired design details to combine the performance of world rallying with precision Swiss watchmaking. The 44mm stainless steel case features articulating lugs mounted on spring suspensions, allowing the watch to adjust to the contours of the wrist for maximum comfort. Loeb designed the dial to reflect the dashboard of his rally car. The black PVD chronograph push buttons resemble foot pedals, and the hands evoke a rally car's reinforcing bars.Paying homage to his seven world championship titles, Marvin's Sebastien Loeb pieces are available in a limited edition collection of 777 pieces. The automatic-winding chronograph features a Valjoux 7750 movement which is visible through Marvin's signature skeleton caseb

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