1296-1 Sunglasses

This ambitious piece features a two-point rimless frame while simultaneously employing a double-bridge design. The parts, including the upper bridge, are secured with nuts from the back of the front, allowing for their removal to enjoy a single-bridge design. The depth created by attaching the parts from behind is also a key feature, and this depth is further enhanced when using thick prescription lenses.

At the exhibition, a photo of a 1940s detachable collar shirt was displayed as a reference. This suggested that the designer's sensibility lay not so much in the idea of simply buying two different shirts, but rather in the appeal of being able to switch between different styles depending on one's mood.

This is a truly remarkable piece, with each part of the end pieces and temples featuring the same design as the 1096, which was sampled from Patek Philippe's Calatrava. It also incorporates the same flex-strap structure used in the 140, which was EYEVAN 7285's first two-point frame.

The sunglass lenses are made from lightweight and highly durable MR (1.60) material, and the colors are custom-made originals.