824 col. 800

The "824" by EYEVAN 7285 combines a refined round shape with a unique saddle bridge.

The inspiration for this frame comes from glasses designed by a ceramic artist in Kyoto during the 1950s. Based on the rational idea of cutting the bottom of the lenses for ease of work, it has been developed into a unique design using modern materials and construction.

This version features a round configuration with small, circular lenses. By framing the top of the lenses with a thin metal rim while leaving the bottom rimless, it adds a touch of lightness to the classic appeal of round glasses. The charm lies in the balance that keeps the soft contours while making the face appear clean and uncluttered.

For the saddle bridge, which sits directly on the bridge of the nose without nose pads, a unique "changeable saddle bridge" system is used. Three types of bridges with different shapes are included, allowing for adjustments based on the wearer's face and nose shape. It is a design that preserves a traditional, simple aesthetic while incorporating thoughtful refinements for an ideal fit.

Titanium is used for the front, while flexible beta-titanium is used for the temples. Details are brought to life not through ornamentation, but through variations in the form itself, such as the temples that change in thickness and the rounded, teardrop-shaped temple tips.

Color 800 is a lustrous silver. Light reflects off the delicate rims and smooth bridge, elegantly accentuating the calm expression of the round frames. It is a color that clearly conveys the texture of the metal and allows one to fully appreciate the craftsmanship of the details.

This is a piece unique to EYEVAN 7285, layering the practical ideas found in vintage tools with consideration for the wearer.