WOLFGANG PROKSCH AT-12 Black/Gunmetal Rectangle Titanium Glasses

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AT-12 from WOLFGANG PROKSCH's Urban Collection pairs chic style with ergonomic comfort in the perfect balance of visionary design and unparalleled quality. The gunmetal titanium temples and nosepads complement the rectangular black acetate frame, with touch hinges that feature an elastic revolute joint with a balanced spring effect. Hairline details on the hinges and nosepads join with the engraved "WP" logo to add sophistication.

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Details

Rim Color Black

Temple Color Gold

Frame Shape Rectangle

Origin Japan

Lens Colour Clear

Material

Temple: Titanium

Rim: Acetate

Brand Info

German eyewear designer Wolfgang Proksch, creator of the “new teardrop” form, is regarded as one of the industry’s most influential designers. In 1995, he licensed his name “PROKSCH’S” to Kaneko in Japan, where the synergy between his unabashedly straightforward style and Japan’s famed drive for quality gave his products a unique radiance. He then transformed the label into "WOLFGANG PROKSCH", independent from Kaneko. WOLFGANG PROKSCH specialises in small batches of limited-edition, premier quality eyewear. The line’s extraordinary character comes from its embrace of “classic modernism” with an avant-garde twist, Japanese engineering and skilled craftsmanship. A significant style element is the protected elastic revolute joint — Touch Hinge, which creates a uniquely balanced spring effect. Only the best materials, such as Japanese-sourced titanium and acetate, are used in producing the glasses, in order to achieve Proksch’s hallmark excellent haptics and visibly exquisite surface aesthetics.