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Only tried on at home. No scratches. Model: Guepard 02 Color: Whiskey Lenses: Brown lenses (non-prescription) ◎ From the following site ◎ 《guepard》 is a joint brand by Mr. Yamamura of Kobe's "SPEAKEASY" and Mr. Yanagihara of Sapporo's "Fre'quence," who are experts in the world of French vintage eyewear from the 1940s to 50s, possessing an originality that can be called an art piece. They specialize in these rare deadstock glasses, and are one of the few experts who understand the world, having co-published the archive book "Frame France," which disassembles each piece down to the smallest screw and photographs them, displaying all parts in actual size. They understand the high design and essence of French vintage, and have modernized only the size while keeping the details and atmosphere intact. It is a collection that expresses respect. The frames use acetate, which is relatively affordable, and are designed at a price and design that is perfect for the first step into vintage. They are produced one by one by craftsmen in a specialized workshop. The crown pant shape, where the upper part of the frame draws a straight line, is a design often seen in the 1950s. It has a slightly stronger line and is a bit more individual than the Boston type, making it a design that stands out. They use guepard's special flat lenses with multi-coating applied only to the back surface. The surface reflects light, recreating the atmosphere of the time when there was no coating technology for lenses. This adds more vintage-like qualities. The nose pads are set high to make them easier for Asians to wear, and the fact that the nose pads are made of the same material as the frame is proof that they are not mass-produced.
9 months ago