Marvin Loeb Rally Collection Watches
Marvin watches has released two new versions of their Sebastian Loeb collaboration watches with these two new pieces, one being a limited edition. Not just mere color changes, these have different, more refined dials and a great sporty look. These are the best looking Marvin Loeb Rally Collection watches yet in my opinion. I wrote about the original Marvin Loeb collection here.Using the top-level models with the Swiss ETA Valjoux 7750 automatic movements, these are offered as two sets of watches with either a red trim or yellow trip. The red trimmed model will be a limited edition of just 88 pieces. As is the case with all Marvin watches, the 8 o'clock out indicator is specially indicated. Loeb's signature is applied on the dial under the day/date window for those who need some rally driver reassurances on a regular basis.The watches each come in 44mm wide PVD black steel cases. The Loeb case shape remains the same with its neat chronograph pushers and spring mounted moving lug structu

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Kind of unexpected love for the perpetual
I've been trying to get into the brand for the last year via stainless Nautilus....I think most can guess how well that's going with the environment now. I dropped by the local AD and was checking out the small inventory (expected) and got pricing for the 5146g (which I'm interested in also to possibly be the first to get into Patek) along some other models...been chatting with the sales guy since he lives around me for awhile now so he decided to pull out a 5320g to offer since the knows I'm a watch guy.....the only real problem I can see is the price....watch absolutely blew me away in so many ways. He mentioned discounts are small even with models like the 5146.....didn't ask for the 5320 but didn't sound like they'd discount. Just wondering what you guy's experiences are with your dealers when dealing with a piece like the 5320. I might actually be in the real line I'd imagine if I went this direction. Thanks in advance to that big Patek guys here for advice.

Need some guidance between 5327 vs 5320
I was initially trying to aquire a 5712for the past year and now w the price increase I'm not sure the piece is really worth it to me at that valuation so I decided the step up my game. I'm not looking to flip the watch and will ultimately give it to my son. I like aspects of both watches but leaning toward the more classic 5327. From a collectors point of view, which do you think will have better valuation 30yrs down the road should he need to sell. I'm not looking for investment or profit just something he can sell if he needs to in the future that will yield him the highest return. I know we don't have crystal balls and that's why I think a collectors opinion is best because they will base it on what's important in the current situation and what people value as important.