TVR® 504 Edition 2023 Dragon in the Cloud â TVR 10th Anniversary â TVR 504 is one of the most iconic vintage designs ever created. Frame material: Acetate TVR 504, Classic Blonde / 46 / Clear Prescription Lens (Zeiss).

Frame material: Acetate TVR 504, Classic Blonde / 48 / No Prescription.

Frame material: Acetate TVR 504, Classic Blonde / 48 / Clear Prescription Lens (Regular).TVR® 504 Edition 2023 Dragon in the Cloud â TVR 10th Anniversary â TVR 504 is one of the most iconic vintage designs ever created.

Frame material: Acetate TVR 504, Classic Blonde / 48 / Clear Prescription Lens (Zeiss).TVR® 504 Edition 2023 Dragon in the Cloud â TVR 10th Anniversary â TVR 504 is one of the most iconic vintage designs ever created.

The double diamond rivets are a testament to the brand's craftsmanship, using rare SPM (Sun Platinum Metal). TVR® offers two sizes, 46mm and 49mm, featuring a patented metal core and Japanese engravings of "The Great Wave of Kanagawa" patterns, ensuring each piece's uniqueness. The eyewear's 1980s-inspired double diamond rivets add a touch of modern classic, catering to various fashion preferences. Notably, TVR® values authenticity and artisanal quality by creating small-batch collections and sourcing materials from Japanese artisans.

The eyewear's 1980s-inspired double diamond rivets add a touch of modern classic, catering to various fashion preferences.. TVR 505, Classic Black / Clear Prescription Lens (Regular) Crafted with a nod to tradition, TVR® is known for using original templates and blueprints, along with available molds when creating frames.

The eyewear's 1980s-inspired double diamond rivets add a touch of modern classic, catering to various fashion preferences. The eyewear is characterized by 5-barrel hinges for durability, metal detailing showcasing "The Great Wave of Kanagawa," and a consistently smooth frame surface. This classic style, reminiscent of Andy Warhol, is a versatile choice for both men and women due to its pantoscopic view and rounded shape. Notably, TVR® values authenticity and artisanal quality by creating small-batch collections and sourcing materials from Japanese artisans.

The double diamond rivets are a testament to the brand's craftsmanship, using rare SPM (Sun Platinum Metal).. This classic style, reminiscent of Andy Warhol, is a versatile choice for both men and women due to its pantoscopic view and rounded shape.

Notably, TVR® values authenticity and artisanal quality by creating small-batch collections and sourcing materials from Japanese artisans.

This classic style, reminiscent of Andy Warhol, is a versatile choice for both men and women due to its pantoscopic view and rounded shape. Notably, TVR® values authenticity and artisanal quality by creating small-batch collections and sourcing materials from Japanese artisans.The double diamond rivets are a testament to the brand's craftsmanship, using rare SPM (Sun Platinum Metal).

The double diamond rivets are a testament to the brand's craftsmanship, using rare SPM (Sun Platinum Metal). The TVR® 505 eyewear, with its Panto-shaped design originally from the 1920s, pays tribute to 20th-century masters of art, fashion, and architecture..

The production process, passed down through generations to skilled artisans, upholds a strong commitment to quality. The TVR® 505 eyewear, with its Panto-shaped design originally from the 1920s, pays tribute to 20th-century masters of art, fashion, and architecture. TVR 505, Grey Crystal / Clear Prescription Lens (Regular) Crafted with a nod to tradition, TVR® is known for using original templates and blueprints, along with available molds when creating frames.

The double diamond rivets are a testament to the brand's craftsmanship, using rare SPM (Sun Platinum Metal). TVR® offers two sizes, 46mm and 49mm, featuring a patented metal core and Japanese engravings of "The Great Wave of Kanagawa" patterns, ensuring each piece's uniqueness.

The double diamond rivets are a testament to the brand's craftsmanship, using rare SPM (Sun Platinum Metal). Notably, TVR® values authenticity and artisanal quality by creating small-batch collections and sourcing materials from Japanese artisans. This classic style, reminiscent of Andy Warhol, is a versatile choice for both men and women due to its pantoscopic view and rounded shape.

TVR 505, Black 2 Tone / Clear Prescription Lens (Regular) Crafted with a nod to tradition, TVR® is known for using original templates and blueprints, along with available molds when creating frames. TVR® offers two sizes, 46mm and 49mm, featuring a patented metal core and Japanese engravings of "The Great Wave of Kanagawa" patterns, ensuring each piece's uniqueness.

The eyewear is characterized by 5-barrel hinges for durability, metal detailing showcasing "The Great Wave of Kanagawa," and a consistently smooth frame surface..

. TVR® offers two sizes, 46mm and 49mm, featuring a patented metal core and Japanese engravings of "The Great Wave of Kanagawa" patterns, ensuring each piece's uniqueness. The eyewear's 1980s-inspired double diamond rivets add a touch of modern classic, catering to various fashion preferences. The eyewear is characterized by 5-barrel hinges for durability, metal detailing showcasing "The Great Wave of Kanagawa," and a consistently smooth frame surface.

The production process, passed down through generations to skilled artisans, upholds a strong commitment to quality.

This classic style, reminiscent of Andy Warhol, is a versatile choice for both men and women due to its pantoscopic view and rounded shape.

Where function and fashion meet, the novelty became a cult classic across the globe with its striking single bridge â today updated with rounded and geometric forms.

The classic American vintage is a true revival of the original pilot style â an archetype that combines both the aviator and the Panto design. The front single top bridge design catapulted to great success by the 1950s and 1960s, where Americans back then were looking for something similar like the aviator yet wearable as an optical eyeglasses with the right lens size.

S. The new TVR®529 carries a profound retro-influenced frame reinvented with a modern rounded shape. The classic American vintage is a true revival of the original pilot style â an archetype that combines both the aviator and the Panto design.

TVR 529, Dark Grey Crystal / No Prescription Army where jet pilots needed a specific eyewear with better optical protection from harsh sunlight and intense blue sky. Frame material: Acetate Miller, who was also Marilyn Monroeâs husband, made the strong and bold masculine shape in demand with the profound single brow bar. The new TVR®529 carries a profound retro-influenced frame reinvented with a modern rounded shape.

The front single top bridge design catapulted to great success by the 1950s and 1960s, where Americans back then were looking for something similar like the aviator yet wearable as an optical eyeglasses with the right lens size. As part of the TVR® OPT 9th Anniversary Edition, the Japanese label releases the TVR®529 that is handcrafted exclusively using the same 8mm Zylonite Acetate material, also used for the TVR® Infinity 8 line.

The new TVR®529 carries a profound retro-influenced frame reinvented with a modern rounded shape.

The classic American vintage is a true revival of the original pilot style â an archetype that combines both the aviator and the Panto design. Dated since the 1930s, the aviator frames were first introduced to the U.S.

Dated since the 1930s, the aviator frames were first introduced to the U. The frame is thicker around the embossed lenses, prominently highlighting a single high bridge..

The frame is thicker around the embossed lenses, prominently highlighting a single high bridge.TVR 529, Brown Demi Amber / Clear Prescription Lens (Zeiss) Army where jet pilots needed a specific eyewear with better optical protection from harsh sunlight and intense blue sky..

TVR 529, Tokyo Tortoise / No Prescription Army where jet pilots needed a specific eyewear with better optical protection from harsh sunlight and intense blue sky..

TVR 529, Tokyo Tortoise / Clear Prescription Lens (Regular) Army where jet pilots needed a specific eyewear with better optical protection from harsh sunlight and intense blue sky. The front single top bridge design catapulted to great success by the 1950s and 1960s, where Americans back then were looking for something similar like the aviator yet wearable as an optical eyeglasses with the right lens size.