r/EyewearEnthusiasts

Hey all!

Just wanted to get your thoughts on this frame

It’s the james ORo legacy cruzer.

Running for about $250 with a %20 discount at the moment

I have some hiring frames, but I’ve been wanting to something with a bold fit, and a silver lining on the arms.

I have a couple pair of JMM’s but they’re both gold so I had nothing to compare to.

I will say that the acetate is good quality to me. Not saying it’s on the same level as a JMM, but for my purposes, it’s good.

I’m really just not sure about this silver. Does it look cheap in your opinion?

I’m wondering if I’m just overthinking it, because again I have no silver style frames like this to compare it to at the moment

The frame fits me well overall and I like it. I’m just not sure about the silver on the side.

What do you guys think? Is it worth keeping and doesn’t look fine and in my overthinking?

Or am I better off to return it and perhaps invest in getting another JMM or first thenri/ or a Matsuda/c&g piece??

Thanks in advance for your input!

I’ve been thinking about getting these but wanted opinions on this model & brand

A few photos in 24 Celsius sun comparing colourtouch Amber with Photofusionx Burgundy. We are forecast to have 30 degree heat this weekend so the contrast in not just sun but heat may show up more.

For now, my ‘hypothesis’ is that as transitions colourtouch have a c25% base they will remain darker even in heat. These photos compare colourtouch (amber) with transitions (burgundy), both at full activation.

They are pretty similar but to me the amber does seem to go a bit darker - that may just be the difference between the tint colours, but for instance I can face the sun with the colourtouch amber with slightly less glare.

(Edit: both frames are Masunaga One Hundreds… different colourways).

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The one in picture is very old ( late father’s)
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