TVR® Diamond Cut— SERIES 3

TVR® French Crown Panto Diamond Cut SERIES 3 Collection.

Sabae, Japan — Following the success of the inaugural TVR® SERIES 1 Diamond Cut collection, the Sabae-based eyewear brand has revealed its latest TVR® SERIES 3 French Crown Panto Diamond Cut. The unique collection cradles along the concept of ‘East meets West’ where one will experience Japanese hand-crafted artisanal qualities combined with European design philosophies.

Patented Design

The refined iteration is patented based on the 1930s French Crown Panto design, a quintessential French code in eyeglasses design during the epoch. Highly fancied by royalties and celebrities in Europe and the world over, the French Crown Panto also gained popularity in America by 1940s. In fact, the original Crown Panto shape was made famous by American film actor, Gregory Peck (1926-2013).

A classic French Style

Its unique curvature and lines are inspired by the golden era of French classical style — a historical period of flamboyance, extravagance and opulence. Featuring a thick body, the upper part of the eye frame is derived from a square shape, and patented into the most noteworthy part of the eyeglasses. The angles of the front highlight bold and masculine features while the bridge is designed based on the diamond cut angled shape with flat front design. The outcome is a minimalistic structure that’s complemented with the classic dots rivets, a quintessential design in French eyewear-making from the late 1930s.

Details that matter

The TVR® Diamond Cut SERIES 3 will also include a new hinge design on the temple that crafted based on a legendary Japanese motif found on sliding doors in the Imperial Palace. The nature-derived leitmotif is also integrated with the TVR® logo for a seamless and subtle design on the temple. The latest design will also include new anti-slip temple detailing for a better snug fit.

Features 8mm Zylonite

Using 8mm Zylonite for its fronts and 6mm temples, it ensures ultimate comfort and fitting despite its bold features. Diamond cutting technique is used to perfect this retro style, completed with a 90-degree edge without curved angles. The diamond edge finishing is also perfected by hand by master craftsman has with him over 60 decades of experience.