Rodenstock Vintage Young Look 243 B 130 Glasses Lunettes Brillen Gafas

Description

Vintage_promotion
Great and unmissable opportunity not to be missed
We put at your disposal
precious and rare vintage 100 collectible product
% original
. The lenses are also original
as seen in the backlit photos.
Vintage eyewear may have small imperfections and / or deteriorations that do not affect their value but rather guarantee the value given by the passing of time. Being an original new product from old stock, originality is guaranteed but no guarantee is given against breakage and / or deterioration; are sold with the formula
"
as is
"
, seen and liked.
Some glasses may also have the price in Lire on the terminals or lenses, further evidence of its originality and its historical period.
The item will be shipped only upon receipt of payment and within 3 days of receipt of payment, it is sent in a traceable manner and the seller is not responsible for inefficiencies and / or errors and / or damage caused by the carrier.
Rodenstock Vintage
Rodenstock
it is synonymous with quality and tradition.
In Würzburg, Josef Rodenstock founded, together with his brother Michael, the company “Optisches Institut G.
Rodenstock
”Which, since 1878, sells not only lenses and frames for spectacles, but also measuring instruments of its own production.
The founder Josef Rodenstock creates the so-called “diaphragm spectacle lenses” which immediately achieved great commercial success. Numerous other patents followed, such as that of a tool for creating bespoke eyewear. From the very beginning, therefore, glasses
Rodenstock
they differ in that they adapt individually to the wearer.
After Munich, in 1898
Rodenstock
he also built a large production plant in Regen, in the Bavarian forest. As early as 1905, the same place housed a second production plant. It was in this period that Josef Rodenstock was able to start an industrial production, qualitatively advanced, of lenses and frames for glasses.
Rodenstock
produces the first sunscreen lenses, with custom gradation and UV protection. In addition, the company launches the first bifocal lenses with an integrated near vision zone on the market. The product range also includes eyeglasses with open frames, pincenez, monocles and various plated frames or in steel, nickel and other materials.
After the Great War,
Rodenstock
it rises quickly from the crisis: it improves the means of production, improves the work from a technical and scientific point of view and expands the distribution of products. Despite the difficulties of the 1920s,
Rodenstock
continues to invest in technical innovations and obtains numerous other pioneering patents.
Now the undisputed protagonist of the optical sector,
Rodenstock
he can employ several movie stars to advertise his fashionable frames: in 1959 the faces of Hildegard Knef, Brigitte Bardot and Gina Lollobrigida appear on the pages of many magazines.
Rodenstock
reaches a new milestone when it launches the first photochromic lenses on the European market. Numerous other innovations followed, among which the first models of glasses with lenses framed only by an invisible nylon thread stand out.
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he does not stop even in the face of the 1974 oil crisis by proposing yet another innovation: organic lenses. Even the very precise matrices used for their production are the work of
Rodenstock
. About 130,000 organic lenses were sold in 1975 and 2.6 million in 1980. Other innovations
Rodenstock
concerning organic material are: photochromic lenses in 1986, high refraction lenses in 1988 and aspherical bifocal lenses in 1989.
With the name of "Progressiv R",
Rodenstock
launches the first progressive lenses of its own production on the German market. Their success is immediate!
Rodenstock
adopts the "R" as its logo and trademark and outlines its philosophy more clearly: eyewear must respond to the visual needs of the wearer, enhancing their personality. For this purpose the collections are reorganized according to the design characteristics. Even today, glasses
Rodenstock
they are recognized for innovation, lightness and functionality.
The term
"VINTAGE"
comes from the French "l'age du vin", or the vintage of the wine, originally referring to the harvest of the finest wines, as the passage of time (aging) led the product to be richer, tastier and more valuable consequence.
The style of vintage in fact has the main characteristic of enhancing not quantity, but quality. In the same way, a pair of glasses defined as "vintage" is a product that has accumulated at least twenty years of life since its creation, more precisely, an object produced in the past that has acquired value and importance thanks to its elegance and unrepeatable qualities.
Precisely for this reason the vintage glasses that we offer have very high quality standards and are difficult to find elsewhere. Scrolling through the list of brands that we market you will discover their history, their technical characteristics and the belief that these brands have made their own over the years, coming to the creation of objects that, unfortunately, we believe are not reproducible at the same qualitative level. In line with the vintage philosophy, our goal is to offer the customer an unrepeatable service by blending quality, uniqueness and enhancement of the products.
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Rodenstock it is synonymous with quality and tradition. In Würzburg, Josef Rodenstock founded, together with his brother Michael, the company “Optisches Institut G. Rodenstock”Which, since 1878, sells not only lenses and frames for spectacles, but also measuring instruments of its own production. The founder Josef Rodenstock creates the so-called “diaphragm spectacle lenses” which immediately achieved great commercial success. Numerous other patents followed, such as that of a tool for creating bespoke eyewear. From the very beginning, therefore, glasses Rodenstock they differ in that they adapt individually to the wearer. After Munich, in 1898 Rodenstock he also built a large production plant in Regen, in the Bavarian forest. As early as 1905, the same place housed a second production pla