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Need Help Identifying What Model Oakley Sunglasses Thread
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cheshirecat
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These are X-Metal/Gold Iridium Juliets right? Or could they be Titanium/Gold Iridium? There is no serial on them
Does it have an Serial number on the left inner earstem?
It could be titanium iridium, hard to say. Maybe some more outdoor pictures with different angles. It does look a little darker than gold iridium. Just my opinion.
He mentioned that it has no numbers
cheshirecat
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This photo is very similar to the Gold Iridium Juliet lenses I have.
You're right of course: that'll teach me for reading first thing in the morning.......
They look like Gold Iridium to me, so X Metal. I believe.
I’ve done the same thing several times. Sometimes my eyes aren’t even fully open in the morning time when I hop on the forum.You're right of course: that'll teach me for reading first thing in the morning.......
They look like Gold Iridium to me, so X Metal. I believe.
I’ve checked these and there is no identification number on the arm. Apparently that is standard until mid bought use and I got these in 2001 for a holiday.
No damage to them but finish worn away in some areas.
I kind of think they were t wire but maybe were e wire, or something else. Any experts have a better idea?
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