Still Steel S46LM Renstraße Edition

S46LM Renstraße: An instrument built in the image of a coachbuilt car. A bicolor red/blue dial, centerline aperture over a jewelset bridge, and an instrumentgrade chapter ring deliver cockpit clarity. Framed date at 3, S46LM badge at 9, brushed luminous batons, and a signalred seconds hand keeps time readable at speed Engineering You Can Wear. Born in a Workshop, Proven on a Circuit S46LM started as a single idea: build one car to a personal specification-coachbuilt, roadlegal, and trackcapable. The founder reengineered a beloved platform with an OEMlevel S54 integration, motorsportgrade brakes and suspension, and a focus on predictability at the limit. It became S46LM 01/01-a restomod with prototype discipline. Case & Build PVDCoated StainlessSteel Case: black physical vapor deposition over stainless steel for a stealth aesthetic and enhanced surface durability; integrated crown guards and a positivegrip knurled crown for confident control. Sapphire Crystal (Front): scratchresistant with anti-reflective (AR) coating to preserve contrast in bright light. Transparent Caseback: sapphire display back showcasing the movement with an engraved rotor. Dial & Interface BiColor Racing Dial: split red/blue fields for instant contrast and an unmistakable motorsport signature. Centerline Aperture: vertical window revealing a jewelset bridge; structure made visible, not hidden. Instrument Rehaut: matte black chapter ring with black second hashes and bold 5-second numerals for gaugelike readability. Date at 3 o'clock: framed window for a clean, rightside read. Signature at 9 S46LM emblem placed like a coachbuilt badge on the red field. HighLegibility Handset brushed baton hour/minute with lume and a signalred seconds hand for timing at a glance. Movement Swiss Automatic: Sellita SW200, reliable, serviceable Swiss mechanical caliber. S46LM Renstraße is the StreetSpec expression of STIL's Leichtbau Motorsport philosophy: lightweight, legible, and precise for realworld pace on road and track. Where ergonomics, serviceability, and everyday durability meet a strippedback, motorsport design language.