Bearing in mind they appeared to have spent most their life in their box....so the colour should have been an issue.
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The gen 2 seem more stable I will admit but I owned the gen 1 of the cobalt and FMJ Ws so those are the ones I want/have. The gunmetal and mustards are gen 2 and if I try to complete the collection (yeah right) I'll collect the gen 2s. I have the gen 2 FMJ Ws on the way but the Oakley is worn on the nose bridge. I wish there was a way to restore it.
I wouldn't even know where to go for that. I know it's been discussed on the forum before but I don't think there was ever a resolution or a contact provided.
It would be overwhelmingly popular. So many frames are in great condition minus the nose bridge that it would increase the value on those frames. People would jump all over it. Invest and be that guy! LolIf somebody offered the service for repairing the icon on the nose bridge, I wonder what the popularity of the service would be......?
It would be overwhelmingly popular. So many frames are in great condition minus the nose bridge that it would increase the value on those frames. People would jump all over it. Invest and be that guy! Lol
That's what the folks that worked on anodizing and plating x metals thought. So many metals and so many colors that could be created - yet so few takers.It would be overwhelmingly popular. So many frames are in great condition minus the nose bridge that it would increase the value on those frames. People would jump all over it. Invest and be that guy! Lol