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1432

The Cutler and Gross 1432 takes a structured approach to the rectangular optical frame. Its front face with a wide edge is formed by a broad upper line, slightly inclined lower corners and a discrete central hollow above the deck. The proportions are assertive without appearing too angular, creating a strong and graphic profile seen from the front.

The visible black finish appears smooth and highly polished, highlighting the depth and sculptural character of the frame. Paired golden pins at each end introduce a restricted contrast. Behind the front, the branches reveal elongated golden decorative details that add a complex element to an otherwise disciplined palette. The ends of the branches remain mostly black, maintaining visual continuity with the front.

The size of the circles is 51mm, the bridge is 20mm and the length of the branches is 150mm.