The Spectacles Thread.

[cyberac]

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Giacoma Puccini frames are quite cheap isnt it? I'm wearing a stainless steel black rims with the red 'legs'... they cost only $60 and my hi-index lens is $100

Me too. Yea Giacoma Puccini frames slightly cheaper, was recommended since I mentioned it was a backup pair. it's not bad though, so far so good. But it is getting pretty expensive to make specs nowadays.

 

[liteScribble]

hehe.. me just got my new oaks wingspan Ducati ed with zeiss lenses!! woot!

awesome!

 

[desmond321]

anyone know where i could find extensive range of rayban eye glasses. im looking at this model Ray-Ban RX RX5095 currently. if anyone know roughly the price without lenses, do SIC. THANKS!

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[lumpylum]

Hi Guys! New to this thread.. any one has any idea where to get Paul Frank glasses??

your help is deeply appreciated!

 

[atypical]

^ Bedok Point basement. There is an optical shop next to the bookshop and Challenger.

 

[Xaocious]

Hey!! Are RayBan spectacles any good??? I'm considering to get them.

 

[lumpylum]

thanks wondering how's the price range gonna be like?

 

[Sultan_of_Oman]

anyone know where i could find extensive range of rayban eye glasses. im looking at this model Ray-Ban RX RX5095 currently. if anyone know roughly the price without lenses, do SIC. THANKS!

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Buy from US sites, cheapest I saw is around S$120 including shipping

 

[desmond321]

Buy from US sites, cheapest I saw is around S$120 including shipping

Which site??? S$120 that's awesome

 

[The_Flash]

Does anyone know of a shop in sg that can make prescription lenses for sunglasses? Most shops tell me that they can't make lenses for frames that are too curved. Searching online brings me to heavyglare.com who seems to be a specialist with prescription sunglasses, only that their prices are crazy high. Surely there's a shop that has special equipment like heavyglare.com here in SG?

 

[lindy2011]

selectspecs.com

Hi,

Anybody bought sunglass from this website before, selectspecs.com? safe/good?

 

[Sultan_of_Oman]

Which site??? S$120 that's awesome

PMed you...

 

[hwaa]

jus got a evisu frame, wanna ask now making lens roughly average how much? non transition and those current in market type like hoya or crizal etc..

300+ degrees and no need super thinning..

Thanks!

 

[hwaa]

th cmi. only their watches ok.

cmi meh? since the first post i created this thread back in july 2007, im still wearing it..

still good! 600 for the frame back then, now still 600 if im not wrong, but more models nw.

to think abt it now, quite worthwhile.

its light, its firm and it'll never go out of shape.

 

[hwaa]

140 for 1.5
240 for 1.6
320 for 1.67

iirc

sorry but whats the diff between 1.5 , 1.6 and 1.67? the higher the..?

 

[freeloadx]

Buy from US sites, cheapest I saw is around S$120 including shipping

can sic the website with me?

 

[tinydot]

sorry but whats the diff between 1.5 , 1.6 and 1.67? the higher the..?

thinner.....

 

[sinistral]

Does anyone know of a shop in sg that can make prescription lenses for sunglasses? Most shops tell me that they can't make lenses for frames that are too curved. Searching online brings me to heavyglare.com who seems to be a specialist with prescription sunglasses, only that their prices are crazy high. Surely there's a shop that has special equipment like heavyglare.com here in SG?

You may want to check out Sworke sunglasses. Some models come with prescription inserts so you have prescription lenses on it. If don't need can just take out the inserts become normal sunglasses.

 

[Citiguy]

Does anyone know of a shop in sg that can make prescription lenses for sunglasses? Most shops tell me that they can't make lenses for frames that are too curved. Searching online brings me to heavyglare.com who seems to be a specialist with prescription sunglasses, only that their prices are crazy high. Surely there's a shop that has special equipment like heavyglare.com here in SG?

You may want to check out Sworke sunglasses. Some models come with prescription inserts so you have prescription lenses on it. If don't need can just take out the inserts become normal sunglasses.

Or another alternative will be Rudy Project. They have Rx inserts type and flip up/removable type.

 

[The_Flash]

Not really interested in adapters/flip type inserts. Am looking for prescription lenses that can fit in directly. To be more specific, I'm looking for a local optical shop that has digital surfacing technology that can make distortion-free lenses for curved frames.

On a side note, which shops here can help me order a pair of Rudy Project with ImpactRX lenses directly from the manufacturer? I believe most of the authorized dealers here should be able to, but which are more reputable and/or cheaper?