4500,00 zł
Na stanie
ZIMMERMAN in LONDON is a limited interpretation of the classic rectangular form, set in the aesthetics of the artistic 1960s. The model combines a lightweight front construction with massive, expressive temples to create a frame with a strong, conscious silhouette. This is a design for those who appreciate intellectual character and subtle rebellion written in detail.
The form follows on from the iconic DEALAN line, developing it into a more strident, rocker expression. The gentle lift of the eyebrow line gives the frame a dynamic feel, while the medium fit provides comfort for everyday wear. These are premium sunglasses that balance rawness with elegance.
Variant LONDON made of solid of 10 mm cured brown cellulose acetate, The design of the model is a combination of double-laminated temples - brown on the outside and transparent beige on the inside. This design subtly reveals the craftsmanship and emphasises the collectible nature of the model.
The front of the luminaire is decorated with signature arrowhead-shaped pins plated in 18K gold, and the inside of the earcups conceals „Barber” wirecore in dark gold finish with distinctive hairline engraving. This is complemented by proprietary nine-barrel hinge in dark gold and riveted spur elements plated with 10 carat gold. The inner ear cup markings have been embossed with gold foil - subtle but unmistakably luxurious.
Applied orange Armorlite base 4 lenses, with anti-reflective coating on the inside, provide high visual comfort, reduced glare and a contrasting, warm image in intense light. This solution is ideal for people who expect both aesthetics and functionality from their eyewear at the highest level.
ZIMMERMAN in LONDON was established in a limited edition of 300 copies, handmade in Japan. This is a model for those who choose craftsmanship, history and conscious detailing over seasonal trends.
for those seeking luxury sunglasses with a rectangular shape,
for lovers of 1960s aesthetics and artistic narrative in design,
for Diuk customers who value limited, collector's models,
for those who wish to combine expressive earcups with lightweight front design,
for people who treat glasses as an instrument of perception and an element of personal identity.
