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Description
Product Details
Packaging
Cutler and Gross’s ‘Kensington 1424’ is a study on the balance between strength and lightness. Forged from Japanese titanium with utmost attention to its engineering, this navigator sunglass offers a near-weightless air. The Oyster pin is subtly engrained throughout, even down to the engraved nose pads that act as a secret signature honouring its artisans, without loudly declaring it. Featuring ZEISS sun lenses for optimal performance and maximum UV protection. Each frame in the Knightsbridge Green collection is presented in highly limited quantities of 350, and uniquely finished with its bespoke edition number.
- 100% UVA and UVB lenses
- ZEISS sun lenses
- Polarised lenses (Black only)
- Titanium frames
- Linear Oyster pin brow bar and nose bridge
- Hand-rolled Deco Oyster pin rim wire
- Hypoallergenic Oyster pin nose pads
- Precision Torx screws
- Extended Oyster pin temples
- Indelible laser-etched logo on inner temple
- Oyster pin temple tips
- Handcrafted in Japan
- Bridge: 15mm. Lens width: 59mm. Temple length: 150mm.
- Size guide
- Sleek, semi-rigid black Cutler and Gross case
- Washable microfibre cleaning cloth made from recycled materials
Shipping & Returns
We’re sure you’ll love your new glasses but if you don’t think they fit you or you need some advice on styling, get in touch with us via info@seen.co.uk and we’ll suggest an alternative or advise you on how to arrange a tracked return.
Free tracked shipping is available to the UK, Germany, Netherlands and Ireland.
£10 shipping is available to the USA.
£20 shipping to the Rest of Europe and Australia.
£30 shipping to the Rest of the World.
Orders shipped outside the UK may be subject to local import duties and taxes.
Please note that we hold 90% of our stock for next day delivery however a small number of products may have a slightly longer wait time. See below for full shipping details.
