Marvin Sebastian Loeb World Rally Champion Watch
The wait is over and the Sebastian Loeb watch by Marvin is here. Loeb is a World Rally Champion race driver. I saw some concept art for the watch early on, and now the final piece has been released (actually there will be two models). Following a tradition of many race themed timepieces, the Loeb watch spins a new yarn on the idea of a timepiece linked to the world of motor sports. The piece looks as though it was made from miniature parts taken right out of a rally car parts pin. An interesting mixture of concepts to yield a piece that tasteful but visually indicative of its cause.As Loeb is a rally car champion driver, the watch pays homage to timepieces in this range. The most noticeable design element is the "shock absorber" springs on lugs that actually to function as part of the system that "wraps" the straps around your wrist. I was told that from the start Loeb wanted springs in the watch somehow, and it was a challenge for designers Sebastian Perret and Jean-Francois Ruchonnet

Japanese Racing Dial 3570.40
My must get watch of the moment is a Speedy 3570.40 Japan Racing Dial. To those in the know, how hard are these to acquire? It seems quite difficult, especially for a watch made in 2004, to source a mint version. Also, it seems as though there are some fakes out there, too, which gives me pause. Is this a fools errand?

Serial number
The SN of modern SmPs is under the lug, but is the SN somewhere inside the case too?

Orange is the new strap
As per the title, I wanted to see how my 176 would look with an orange rubber strap so I bought one from zuludiver when they had a sale.

How to buy an 14060M?
Hello Friends,I am the newest member and I wanted to ask for your advice.I am looking to buy an unpolished 14060M either 2 or 4 liner.The ADs have limited inventory and when they have it it looks overpriced to me.Is online the best way to buy one and if yes where? Ebay or the Sales thread in our forum?Many thanks in advance.