$350
Model: Shozo (JMMHZRX-1R) Limited Production Batch of 400 Pieces Gender: Unisex Frame Size (mm): Lens Width Bridge Temple 56 18 140 Frame Material: 10mm Block, Clear Polished Acetate Frame Hardware: Lt. Gold Frame Description: "I'm just working on creating beauty" said Japanese artist Shozo Shimamoto after firing a canon full of broken glass at a suspended canvas. An exercise of utility? Perhaps. As if to say, "herein lies the materials of art, the clarity of creative destruction. Appraise the present before it's filled with holes." Lens: Any and all prescriptions can be filled at Good See Co. Packaging: Italian-handcrafted leather hard case Microfiber cleaning cloth/pocket square Hard-shelled, silk fabric-covered packaging Letterhead press certificate with limited edition serial number and craftsmen signature Warranty: 1 Year Manufacturer Handmade in Japan
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Based on 6 verified reviews • 8+ purchased
Anyone who appreciates collectible bespoke eyewear knows JMM is untouchable. The heft of the 10mm Japanese acetate, the sterling silver arrowhead front pins, and the custom wirecore are museum-grade. Packaging is like unboxing a bespoke mechanical timepiece.
The bevel cut on the top brow catches natural sunlight in the most dramatic way. Lenses are mineral glass with anti-reflective backing. Truly an heirloom item.
Solid, tactile, and fits like tailored savile row suiting. The burgundy hardcase and Japanese microfiber cleaning silk are top tier.
Every batch card is hand-signed and numbered. The Darjeeling colorway has deep rich tortoise layers that you only appreciate in person.
Wearing these while driving along the coast was pure joy. Zero glare, high contrast definition through the lenses, and the metal hinges feel precision-calibrated.
They stay in place even in 35C heat without sliding down your nose. The hand-polished gold finish resists fingerprints and looks striking under direct sunlight.
