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Effortless Elegance: One Frame for Every Chapter of Your Life
Crafted for discerning individuals who value heritage and innovation, SunRay Bifocal Glasses unite 19th-century old money aesthetics with 21st-century optical technology. The pure titanium frames (reinforced with flex-hinge springs) weigh merely 8g, while progressive transition lenses seamlessly adapt from Cat.1 clarity to Cat.3 darkness in under 60 seconds—perfect for shifting from boardroom presentations to sunset soirées.
👑 Old Money Design Philosophy
•Material Heritage: 100% aerospace-grade titanium (hypoallergenic & corrosion-resistant), hand-polished with satin finish to avoid ostentatious gloss.
•Archival Craftsmanship: Non-slip temple tips inspired by vintage walking canes, ensuring stability during active use.
•Color Palette: Champagne gold/ gunmetal gray (exclusive old money neutrals).
⚡ Progressive Multifocal Technology
•Tri-Zone Vision:
Top 15%: Distance vision (-8.00 to +6.00D) for driving or theater viewing;
Middle 60%: Intermediate corridor (80cm–40cm) optimized for screens and social interactions;
Bottom 25%: Near vision (+1.00 to +4.00D) with 40% wider reading zone vs. standard bifocals.
Transition Speed: Lenses darken in 45 sec (outdoors) and lighten in 90 sec (indoors), outperforming XTRActive lenses in low-UV environments.
🛡️ All-Day Performance
Blue Light Filter: Blocks 95% HEV light (proven to reduce digital eye strain by 30% in NIH trials).
Hydro-Oleophobic Coating: Repels sweat, rain, and fingerprints—critical for humid climates or golf sessions.
Impact Resistance: Lenses withstand 30km/h debris impact (ASTM F803 certified).
From Ivy League Libraries to Mediterranean Yachts
Heritage Events:
Gold-toned frames complement tweed blazers and silk scarves without overpowering.
Executive Settings:
Matte finish avoids glare during video calls; progressive zones allow seamless focus shifts from contracts to conference screens.
Leisure Pursuits:
Polarized transition function (Vantage tech) eliminates water surface glare while sailing.
