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The frames are polished together with metal hinges at the front and temples, with the joints carefully aligned before low-temperature plating the hinges, a traditional technique that is the most distinctive feature. The sharp, confident endpiece, including the square rivets on the front, makes a striking impression.

In a very EYEVAN 7285-esque touch, the bridge is designed to be thicker than the endpiece, and a keyhole is added to ensure that the endpiece doesn't draw too much attention. With its high bridge and drooping lens shape reminiscent of German design, this is a modern and refined pair of glasses.