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Vintage Ray Ban Expert
Thanks for your response mmafia1, could you tell me the clue that they're both not authentic? A bit stonkered with the glasses as they have all the imprints (model number, made in Italy, RB etching and RB on the nose pads) for an authentic pair? I wonder who would go to all that trouble...- Sidah
- Post #2,581
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Vintage Ray Ban Expert
Hi, one for the vintage Ray-Ban gurus out there. I have a pair of authentic Ray-Bans, made in Italy, Model RB3024, etched RB in left lens, RB on nose-pads etc. I have a case that is marked Driver Series Chromax. My understanding is Chromax models have a lightening bolt on the front right lens...- Sidah
- Post #2,579
- Forum: Classic Menswear