You're welcome, so glad I was helpful and just reach out if you have more questions!

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Yes we do offer those too but you miss out on PhotoFusion which is so much faster to change

This is exactly what I'm about to purchase! I am buying a pair of Face a Face glasses with a base tint that are also photochromic. I can't wait!

Glad you liked it!

Yes, good question. Amber is the least prominent flash coating colour.

Yeah very similar but more subtle inside and maybe not quite as mirrored outdoors. Also faster to change. Good question 😀

Well, many of our clients are in London! It's really not that far. The Extra Grey is about 15% residual tint. Yeah, no noticeable residual colour on the normal PhotoFusion (technically it's 7% but truly not visible) - I would vote for green to contrast against the gold frame and gold coating. We can still fit the lenses for you even if you can't visit btw

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A fully clear crystal frame is like a blank canvas - you can pair it with anything! However, I would say blue tends to work really well, from experience

I can't help but feel that's just a bit too much colour, but if you're a more expressive person, why not? I'd suggest a G15 photochromic instead such as Transitions Graphite Green or PhotoFusion Pioneer. That would be a nice pairing. BTW, we could make a pair for you if you wanted. It's something we do for many international clients.

@@thespectaclefactory Thank you for the answer, my optician advises me the Green from Hoya which tends towards a grey-green type G15 (sensity 2). How do you think? Thanks!

Both amazing brands IMO

Definitely Sensity Shine Brown from Hoya! It has a rose gold reflective coating - simply beautiful.

@@thespectaclefactory Thank you so much! 🍻

Take a look at todays video for lots of info on tints 😉

@@thespectaclefactory I have already watched it. In fact, I watch many of your videos repeatedly because there's just so much inspiration that I need multiple takes to soak it in! I have ideas, and I even have a spreadsheet to strategize my tints so that I cover all my bases without overlapping too much. I've got a few pairs just standing by because I wanted to have them in my hand to have a look at them directly for a while before committing. The lens are often way more expensive than the frames so some consideration needs to be made :)

@@marcusdesilva8405 aren’t you special

A clear frame is very versatile, so can go with anything. I'd go quite adventurous to make them really cool, so for example Pioneer (grey/green) + Flash Ruby (we can make these for you if you like)

Hey Igor! Thanks so much and sorry it takes me a while to reply. I get so many comments and get snowed under by them! I haven't had a client from Serbia yet, but I could definitely send you Zeiss lenses for your Agnar if you wanted. Anyway... that's the grey black and gold right? It's quite neutral so would go with most things, but personally, I'd order grey and amber or gold mirror coating to match with the gold on the inside of the frame. The diamond would be my close 2nd choice, but just be careful that diamond or silver could be a little too reflective indoors as it is the most prominent flash coating.

@@thespectaclefactory Thank you Robert for taking the time to reply to KZfaq comments. Unfortunately since i had to buy the frames from someone in London (literally nowhere in Serbia can you get a pair of Reykjavik frames) i have to get the lenses from local optician here, since their practice is to sell you either frame or a lens (or both) to do a business with you. But perhaps next time i could bother you for the lenses since what you mention in your videos and what you work with vastly outshadows what they have here to offer. I'm honestly jealous of level of customisation people over there enjoy compared to where I'm at. Again thank you for your input and thoughts. It has been an enjoyment learning and watching your videos. Kind regards.

Definitely green, but the utility is completely up to you. You might want to check out Adaptive Sun, and we'd love to make these glasses for you! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y7KIjbV1qtebfn0.htmlsi=G8IiVuX-mT4Rtomr

Green is always great with Havana

@@thespectaclefactory Thanks...

No problem

I agree, in most cases rimless glasses and photochromics do not go well together - there are exceptions though, Cartier being a perfect example. I would bet the yellowing you're experiencing is due to the Trivex more than the PhotoFusion.

@@thespectaclefactory whoa, interesting. There's a residual yellow due to Trivex?

@@thespectaclefactory even in the videos at tradeshows featuring photofusion x, I see that the lens isn't perfectly clear. I wonder what we're both referencing, this residual tint as part of Photofusion X vs. Trivex.

@@laughter95 Yep!

@@laughter95 Probably the combination of the two elements

I would say at least 3 years on average, but many people keep them longer than that...

No reason why not!

y eye doctor does not have these.

We ship internationally so you could order from us - e-mail hello@thespectaclefactory.com

Very hard to pair rimless and photochromic together properly, but it can be done

Not my customers.

@@thespectaclefactory Lucky you, Robert.

Sorry about that! I think it's improved more recently?

@@thespectaclefactory no there is still lots of echo in newer videos but the information does still get across.

Sometimes but not always

Photochromic is functional and whatever is functional tends to look apt and relevant. With the right kind of frame (in my opinion especially the less chunky one like the Aviators/Navigator type) photochromic may be fitted to look great.