Chanel - Y2K - Sunglasses

This Chanel sunglasses model, characterized by its acetate frame and the Swarovski crystal details embedded next to the CC logo, dates from the early 2000s (the Y2K era). It shows slight wear on one of the crystals. The code H 3152 confirms that the accessory belongs to Chanel's eyewear collection produced roughly between 2003 and 2005. They are 16 cm wide and 61 mm (Lens width): This is the horizontal diameter of each crystal. At 61 mm, it is classified as Very Large / Oversized or screen-style. It will offer fairly wide visual coverage over the face. 15 mm (Bridge width): Indicates the separation over the nose. It is a bridge subtly narrower than the 18 mm average, designed to compensate for the large size of the crystals and to ensure that the glasses sit firmly without slipping. 125 mm (Temple length): The total length of the temple arm. A measurement of 125 mm is slightly shorter than the common standard (130-135 mm), ideal for medium faces or for those who prefer that the fit behind the ear be more compact and snug. This combination of measurements confirms that the accessory is a stylized, enveloping design variant, very typical of Chanel's maximalist aesthetic at the turn of the millennium. It is shipped only via DHL Deutsche Post within the European Community.