Juliet Xmetal flaws or natural?

[dragonvoi]

thanks for all your inputs. maybe thats the case.

try it. close one arm and see how hard/easy it is to flex the arm to the rub spot. then repeat on the other side. the arm should contact exactly where the rubbed points are. otherwise, Gremlins.

 

[fredam2008]

try it. close one arm and see how hard/easy it is to flex the arm to the rub spot. then repeat on the other side. the arm should contact exactly where the rubbed points are. otherwise, Gremlins.

the other arm (right) not actually really touch those lines, unless you push it really hard. the other side (left) of the arm it touches barely only. See photos

 

[ZCForge]

the other arm (right) not actually really touch those lines, unless you push it really hard. the other side (left) of the arm it touches barely only. See photosView attachment 808202View attachment 808203View attachment 808204

Now flex the nosebridge more and it will touch.

 

[Wicked]

Almost like I know what I'm talking about

 

[ZCForge]

Almost like I know what I'm talking about

Let’s not get carried away here

 

[fredam2008]

Now flex the nosebridge more and it will touch.

ah ye, they do. but you have to press bit more harder. I treat them like a bebeh so as much as possible I dont flex them at all when I keep them in place.

 

[dragonvoi]

could have been tuned and the wear happened when the nose bridge was looser. they do look good though and for a wearer, not too many people look under the frame. =)

 

[pjd1234]

It can be re touched contact one of the customizers

 

[alol]

When you think about it that is the area you touch with the inside of your thumb when putting them on and taking them off, If they've passed through a few owners over time you'll get left handers right handers, Some people use both, especially depending on how tight they are. They look like an early generation so sweat, Dirt, Oil from skin, Creams etc is going to take it's toll after nigh on 20 years of use.

 

[TheStig]

Easy fix.