I just make one spec using frame rockberries Titanium frame beta titan temple.
I also tr to google for more information about this frame. Seem like I can't find any.
Pretty light frames. Good value. First time I came across this brand.
Saw a collection of it at optical shop in AMK.
I'm wearing one (different model) as well, the paint peels off easily after few months...
[/QUOTE]Any advice or comments would be much appreciated. Thanks!
QUOTE=fourseasons2000;70126866]Anyone using the photofusion lens? Is it worth the money compared with transitions? Was quoted more than$1k for individual frame fit....
good deal, good deal, i cant believe can actually get such good lobangs. Your optician is really those few ones still with a conscience. Unlike many sly ones who just ate up bulk of my hard-earnings.
Since you asked where about getting Tokia Modecinq Lens. 1.6 AS. Go to any Paris Miki outlet. I go for the 1.60AS progressive lens because it has higher abbe value 42. Lower abbe value for higher index.
Tokia Modecinq 1.6AS PAL - clear, RRP $530 - 15% = $450 (add $30 for tinted lens, e.g. sunglass)
The lens is available in 3 different base curves: 4, 5 and 6. Thanks to these available curves, the lens can match the basic curve of the frame, creating an aesthetical improvement.
The Modecinq is available in high index 1.60/42 and 1.70 material making it ideal to use in half-rim frames.
• Free-form Back-side (inner) progressive plus aspheric/atoric surface design lens for wrap-rounded frame, nearer to the eye.
• Abbe value = 42 (low dispersion of light, lower aberration), Higher refractive index lower Abbe value.
• Wrap angle adjustment – wider field of vision
• Omni-directional aberration correction
• Atoric surface lens provides an extension of aspheric design, allowing lens design to optimize for both the sphere and cylinder powers of a lens. This ensures that all wearers enjoy the overall larger fields of vision plus wider side visions, especially those with astigmatism by eliminate oblique astigmatism.
• Flexible inset design (customized for reading area) for comfortable binocular vision of the near sight by considering the change in the warp angle caused by curved frames. Far PD and near PD separate left and right, inset amount can be specified in every 0.1mm. (0~5.0mm)
• Retina focus design - The ease to see and the thinness and lightness coexists by transmitting light flux or correcting aberration and frequency, the design allows the most suitable image formation on the retina through a low base-curved lens.
• Optimize astigmatism correction and wider vision by suppressing astigmatism.
• Lens surface power is precisely calculated at every point to optimize performance and
• Reduce aberrations caused by pantoscopic tilt, vertex distance and object distance.
• Intermediate corridor range of 11 mm and 13 mm
Tokia Modecinq available in single vision and progressive lens.
Take note. Pantoscopic tilt deg, vertex distance, Far PD and Near PD gives the inset value, frame bow (wrap) angle, fitting height.... all these measured data needed when they place the lens from Japan.
You still don't get it do you? And you still don't believe it. All your assumption are wrong. I am not the only one getting this price. I have seen the price list, all the price lists are transparent/open for any customer to see. Other customers are also getting this price. Period.
Heidel is correct. I managed to get nearly 40% off on my new Hoya Nulux EP lens (1.70, SFT, Free Foam), only SGD3XX. The RRP is around 650 if i remember correctly. Two cards are given - HOYA SFT Authenticity Card, Lens Quality Card. The shop is inside Upper Serangonn Shopping Center.
the porsche design frame for $300+ is not cheap but reasonable. i got people telling me they got it for $200+, now that's cheap.I and my wife are loyal customer to them (around 10 years). I just change my len, using back the old frame. My old len (nikon) and frame is also bought from the same shop. The frame is porsche design (P'8129, 53/18), cost around SGD300 plus. It is almost 2 years old already.
the porsche design frame for $300+ is not cheap but reasonable. i got people telling me they got it for $200+, now that's cheap.
Or maybe they are not interested in making money, the shop is just a front for something else. who knows .
I have got people telling me how much they got their zeiss progressive lens with transitions for and the price they tell me is ridiculous. But then I only hear it from one person so....
which old shop u want at Toa Payoh?
you know last time got 2 optical shops opened by philipino. they offer buy one get one free, can be done in 30mins. in the end they close shop. maybe they are too kind.
this is the price list given by my supplier. can't be they sabo me right ??? or they sabo themselves ??? unless paris miki got it direct from Japan but then it will not be that cheap too. ut then if paris miki can sell so cheap, why do my supplier still want to sell the lens ?? and which retailer wants to sell the lens and later kena complain??
this is the price list given by my supplier. can't be they sabo me right ??? or they sabo themselves ??? unless paris miki got it direct from Japan but then it will not be that cheap too. ut then if paris miki can sell so cheap, why do my supplier still want to sell the lens ?? and which retailer wants to sell the lens and later kena complain??
Do anyone knows any optician who is good in adjusting spectacle frame? I have discomfort on my nose. Thank you.
what i meant is that only a novice will leave the markings around after doing the job. To consumers who do not know, these dots will raise doubts in their minds. And these marker dots cant be easily cleaned away by soap & water. So why should the optician still leave these dots visible to the customers? My assumption is that the person who mark the lenses dont bother & the otician who dispenses to the customer dont check the finished product either.