Other brand - Philippe Chevallier ECLIPSE_03 PC5017 580 – Olive / Brown – Unworn - Sunglasses

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Brand: Other brand; Model name: Philippe Chevallier ECLIPSE_03 PC5017 580 – Olive / Brown – Unworn; Acetate frame in olive/brown with brown gradient lenses, made in France, in as new condition and unused without original packaging.

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Philippe Chevallier ECLIPSE_03 PC5017 580 – Olive / Brown – Unworn

Distinctive oversized sunglasses by French eyewear designer Philippe Chevallier. Originally a jewellery designer, Chevallier created eyewear for fashion houses including Lanvin and Pierre Cardin during the 1960s, before establishing his own brand in 1968.

This ECLIPSE_03 belongs to the revival collection introduced by Brando Eyewear in 2017. Developed in collaboration with Chevallier using his original drawings, prototypes and design archives, the collection brings his bold vintage aesthetic into a modern form. This is a revival-era piece, rather than an original pair from the 1960s.

The sculptural acetate frame features a distinctive undulating upper rim and a layered, translucent finish. The original label identifies the colour as Olive / Brown; visually, the frame has a soft pale olive/champagne appearance, complemented by brown gradient lenses.

Specifications:
Model name: ECLIPSE_03
Model code: PC5017
Colour code: 580
Colour: Olive / Brown
Frame material: acetate
Lenses: brown gradient
Lens width: 55 mm
Bridge width: 20 mm
Temple length: 145 mm
CE marking

Measurements are taken from the markings inside the temple: 55–20–145. The original stock label incorrectly states size 54.

Condition: new and unworn, with original product label and stock packaging.

Please examine the original product photographs for the colour, markings and details.

Philippe Chevallier ECLIPSE_03 PC5017 580 – Olive / Brown – Unworn

Distinctive oversized sunglasses by French eyewear designer Philippe Chevallier. Originally a jewellery designer, Chevallier created eyewear for fashion houses including Lanvin and Pierre Cardin during the 1960s, before establishing his own brand in 1968.

This ECLIPSE_03 belongs to the revival collection introduced by Brando Eyewear in 2017. Developed in collaboration with Chevallier using his original drawings, prototypes and design archives, the collection brings his bold vintage aesthetic into a modern form. This is a revival-era piece, rather than an original pair from the 1960s.

The sculptural acetate frame features a distinctive undulating upper rim and a layered, translucent finish. The original label identifies the colour as Olive / Brown; visually, the frame has a soft pale olive/champagne appearance, complemented by brown gradient lenses.

Specifications:
Model name: ECLIPSE_03
Model code: PC5017
Colour code: 580
Colour: Olive / Brown
Frame material: acetate
Lenses: brown gradient
Lens width: 55 mm
Bridge width: 20 mm
Temple length: 145 mm
CE marking

Measurements are taken from the markings inside the temple: 55–20–145. The original stock label incorrectly states size 54.

Condition: new and unworn, with original product label and stock packaging.

Please examine the original product photographs for the colour, markings and details.

Details

Era
After 2000
Brand
Other brand
Vintage
No
Colour
Beige, Brown
Model name
Philippe Chevallier ECLIPSE_03 PC5017 580 – Olive / Brown – Unworn
Material
Acetate
Made in
France
Condition
As new, unused without original packaging
Size
One size
The NetherlandsVerified
10
Objects sold
Private

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