The Spectacles Thread. - Part 2

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There you go! These frames looks more profession/office looking. But they do have the more casual series too. So up to you to decide which to go for.

Oh I have a ic! Berlin already. Using that now . Love it .
Just that I want one more so time to time can swap
 

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1.67 for zeiss is around 550-600(lotutec and duravision. Hoya is around 660(hvll and sensity). Both are retail price! Essilor is 400 or 500(customised)(rx)

Yoz bro.. that was just for the lens.. the frame haven't counted in yet.. So I want to know what is the market price of the transition lens before i make my specs.. Do you have any idea?
 

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1.67 for zeiss is around 550-600(lotutec and duravision. Hoya is around 660(hvll and sensity). Both are retail price! Essilor is 400 or 500(customised)(rx)

Hi gangsterkia , I like to consult you where can I get tokai lutina lens from in Singapore ? Do you carry them? Also how to authenticate tokai lutina lens ?
Also any similar lens that is good for pc use and not yellowish ?
 

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Wayfarer is more of the definition of the shape of the frame. There are other Brand’s with wayfarer design but of course rayban is the most popular.
It can be either a frame or sunglasses depending on how you want it to be. My Friend made her WF into a normal glasses. Just looks quite big..
Looks pretty normal imho hahah..

Is ray ban wayfarer normal glasses or sunglass? Saw lots of good reviews
 

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Anyone can recommend where to get spectacles with progressive and short sighted glass with good price.
I’m going to bring my mom to do her glasses.
Thanks in advance!
 

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Anyone knows what's the estimated price for specs in JB with power 1200 and astig around 350 to 400? My last specs done locally cost 300+. Would JB be any cheaper? Thanks!
 

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Mm... sorry I'm not too familiar with tokai.. only one I can think of is Paris miki for now.. (they might not push it anymore). Will help you to ask around!

Hi gangsterkia , I like to consult you where can I get tokai lutina lens from in Singapore ? Do you carry them? Also how to authenticate tokai lutina lens ?
Also any similar lens that is good for pc use and not yellowish ?
 

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Anyone? Planning to make one soon.

I would say the coating of the lens are different Zeiss have many innovative technology etc. Drivesafe,energizeme.i feel they are more scratch resistance. Over the years crizal have improvise on their coatings,10 years back it is more prone to scratches but it's better now, am currently using crizal eyezen with transition. Wearing it for a year so far so good.
Had mine made at whampoa makan place. Went there for dinner and saw pro-vision 88, prices are decent, young honest chaps.
 

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1.67 for zeiss is around 550-600(lotutec and duravision. Hoya is around 660(hvll and sensity). Both are retail price! Essilor is 400 or 500(customised)(rx)

Hi guys!

I quite interested in Zeiss single vission + duravision blue protect. Would the above price for transition lenses same as non-transition ones. Prefer non-transition lenses.

My astig is 750-800. I made 1.67 for the past few years. Not sure of the updated prices.
 

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Your astig so high?! Confirm? Or is your myopia?

Hi guys!

I quite interested in Zeiss single vission + duravision blue protect. Would the above price for transition lenses same as non-transition ones. Prefer non-transition lenses.

My astig is 750-800. I made 1.67 for the past few years. Not sure of the updated prices.
 

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If your astig is that high I rmb zeiss only do till -600 astig not shortsighted. So high astig I know Shamir can do up to -900 astig. Hope it's not confused astig and myopia/hyperopia haha...

Your astig so high?! Confirm? Or is your myopia?
 

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If your astig is that high I rmb zeiss only do till -600 astig not shortsighted. So high astig I know Shamir can do up to -900 astig. Hope it's not confused astig and myopia/hyperopia haha...

Paiseh! Its Myopia 近视. Not good with the terms! :(:s13:

Astig is 散光.
 

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Oh no bro, without transition is definately cheaper! But take note with high degree, it's always better to choose a frame with smaller lens size, or else it will appear thicker at the side(lens). Price wise probably you can -150-200 from the stated price. Around that range.(ball park figure)!

Hi guys!

I quite interested in Zeiss single vission + duravision blue protect. Would the above price for transition lenses same as non-transition ones. Prefer non-transition lenses.

My astig is 750-800. I made 1.67 for the past few years. Not sure of the updated prices.
 

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Oh no bro, without transition is definately cheaper! But take note with high degree, it's always better to choose a frame with smaller lens size, or else it will appear thicker at the side(lens). Price wise probably you can -150-200 from the stated price. Around that range.(ball park figure)!

Thx for the advise! I am currently fine with the thickness of 1.67 for my lenses.

But I remembered some optician told me b4 that the refraction on 1.74 not as good as 1.67 index. Is that true? Would it be ideal to go for 1.74 or stick with 1.67 better?
 
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Anyone with experience on charmant frames? Saw a half frame which I quite like . However I heard Z Series is their TOP of the line as per reviews. I'm not sure whether the one I see is their TOP range titanium made. Heard all their frame is made in Japan. Is that true?

And is stark frame not Asian fitting most of the time?

I haven't been making specs for close to 2 years. Anyone mind sharing with me if crizal (which series) or carl zeiss (which series) is ideal?

My Budget is $700
 

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Starck is mainly for European fit individuals but they do have Asian fit frames too with titanium nosepads. Z series is their "premium" series and yes made in Japan. Most people charmant frames really last years, however a drawback is that some feel it looks very simple... but sometimes being minimalistic is better😉.
Which lens brand...? Are you leaning towards single vision? Early progressive(digital lenses/anti fatigue) or progressive?

Anyone with experience on charmant frames? Saw a half frame which I quite like . However I heard Z Series is their TOP of the line as per reviews. I'm not sure whether the one I see is their TOP range titanium made. Heard all their frame is made in Japan. Is that true?

And is stark frame not Asian fitting most of the time?

I haven't been making specs for close to 2 years. Anyone mind sharing with me if crizal (which series) or carl zeiss (which series) is ideal?

My Budget is $700
 

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waiting for lenses fitting.
 

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Starck is mainly for European fit individuals but they do have Asian fit frames too with titanium nosepads. Z series is their "premium" series and yes made in Japan. Most people charmant frames really last years, however a drawback is that some feel it looks very simple... but sometimes being minimalistic is better😉.
Which lens brand...? Are you leaning towards single vision? Early progressive(digital lenses/anti fatigue) or progressive?

Woah last time I just made mine w carl zeiss photofusion.

Not sure what's the full technology then and now.

Mind sharing ?
 
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