The Extremely Rare Juliet CO2

[hearno]

RARE Oakley x Metal Juliet not Romeo Mars Penny Display XX Squared Vintage Elite | eBay

I think links of this type are allowed now. It's too hard to keep up with this stuff. Plus it's "buy it now" so price is fixed. And its counterpart.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-Oakley...54604953?pt=US_Sunglasses&hash=item337dd77799

 

[Dyeraudio]

Seller says it was serviced at HQ......last I heard is that HQ Customer Service will not re-assemble a frame in a way other than an OEM release. Then again maybe the seller cobbled this together and just had it tuned?

 

[hearno]

definitely a somewhat cleverly worded ad for people that don't know better.

 

[qtrain23]

I know who that is. Not the 1st time he's tried selling custom stuff for a huge mark up hoping to fool someone

 

[dr.chop]

That's Anton and as I know it, Oakley doesn't swap parts around either. Hard to say anymore, but not surprising with his stuff

 

[jiveSEVEN]

I know Anton, he is the one who hooked me up with my xmetal penny. I was actually on the phone with him when he was getting that service done at HQ. Yep ppl will say HQ won't swap parts around but it is all about who you know.

 

[hearno]

Here's my issue: "Very rare frame combo never release from Oakley"

To me, there's nothing rare about it because it was never made by Oakley. Your average person would read that as it possibly being a prototype like the purple Juliet.

To be honest and up front it should read like this:

I custom made this juliet from oakley parts or something along those lines.

 

[Rustpot]

CO2 wouldn't even be the right nomenclature for the colorway. I see what he did, but it's silly.

And the reverse with Carbon orbitals looks like ****.

 

[jiveSEVEN]

Yea very silly to the average person but it's not like he is selling it on here. I won't call anyone out but I see ppl from here selling stuff on eBay for crazy prices. What ppl do on ebay is their business.

 

[hearno]

It's not the price that irked me. It's the ambiguous wording that might lead someone to believe they're buying some sort of special edition.