Matsuda M1037 Sunglasses Aviator useful for anyone who moves

useful for anyone who moves between the two more often than they would like

and the Arthur Sun wears that history without making a performance of it

Look closely at the temples of the M3149 and you will find the Art Nouveau filigree engraved into the titanium itself

Black acetate is the most neutral base Moscot could have given you

Matsuda M1037 Sunglasses Aviator useful for anyone who movesTwo pieces of hardware define the M1037: an engraved titanium bridge crossing the Japanese acetate front, and a bespoke riveted seven barrel hinge at each temple, a deeper and more substantial joint than the usual three barrel. Made in Japan. Sizing: 49 24 146 gives a 49mm lens, a 24mm bridge and 146mm temples. Those 146mm temples are the longest in the range, so this is a good frame if standard temples stop short of your ear or you have a deeper